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Request for Council Action continued <br />Page 2 <br />May 9, 1996 <br />Zoninc File #2125 Richard Clifford, 4760 North Shore Drive <br />List of Exhibits <br />A - <br />B - <br />C - <br />D - <br />E - <br />F - <br />G - <br />H-1-: <br />1 - <br />J <br />K <br />L <br />M <br />Application <br />Plat Map <br />Property Owners List <br />Hardcover Inventor)’ <br />Hardcover Map <br />Neighbors' Acknowledgement Form <br />Gustafson Report <br />Floor Plan <br />North/South Elevations <br />Site/Grading Plan <br />Resolution No. 2008, Application #1029 <br />Resolution No. 1698, Application #873 <br />Staff Sketch Locating Person Served by Driveway Located Within Unimproved <br />Public Right-of-Way <br />Staff L.eiter to Adjacent Residence <br />Brief Review of Application <br />The property was sold to the current owner at a ta.x forfeiture sale sometime in 1978. The <br />property has been assessed a single sewer unit with a $225.00 plant charge remaining to be <br />paid with the building permit. A sewer stub is a\ailable to this property at North Shore Drive. <br />The walkout design will necessitate cutting of the bank encroaching 3 ’ into the blulT impact <br />zone. Note the structure will meet the 30' setback from the defined top of bluff Review <br />Exhibit O, Ceil Strauss's letter of April 12th advises that the runofl' from the site would <br />actually be slowed down and possibly pond within the more gentle sloped areas. Regrading <br />will actually minimize the impact of surface runoff upon the bluff and reduce element of <br />erosion. The Planning Commission members had no real concern and concurred that the more <br />gentle sloped area would provide greater absorption. They did concur that a planting schedule <br />should be provided by applicant with building permit. Many felt this would provide a visual <br />and sound barrier from noises of County road below. <br />Access to this undeveloped property has always been approved at the north lot line via the <br />driveway located within unimproved Park Avenue (30' wade), refer to Exhibit M. Neighbors <br />in attendance at the meeting questioned the condition of the driveway and now a more <br />intensified use with a fifth user of drive. Refer to Exhibit M again, the parcels defined as 1, <br />2, 3 and 4 are currently served by the driveway. Parcel 5 is the Clifford parcel and Parcel 6 <br />owned by the iCoubsky's is currently served by a driveway at North Shore Drive. The <br />steepness of the Koubsky's driveway (20%+ grade) is unsafe. The owners have reported