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V N REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION -'f, X DATE: June 2020,^6 ITEM NO.: rj Department Approval: Name Jeanne A. Mabusth Title Building & Zoning Administrator Administrator Revietied:Agenda Section: Zoning Item Description: #2144 Arthur and Terr>- Jewett. 3546 i\y Place - Variances - Resolution Zoning District:LR-IC Approximate lot area = 23.200 s.f. Brief Review of Application (For more detail on this review, please refer to enclosed stafl' me to t'ated June 12, 1996)I. The applicant seeks approval ot vaiiances that would permit the realignment and expansion of a section of roof located 22.6' in front of the average lakcshore setback line. This section of the stmcture is located 63’ from the shoreline instead of the required 75' a.nd provides 200 s.f. of the total 514 s.f that exists within the 0-75 ’ setback area. The realignment of the roof will result in improved drainage as drainage will run to the sides of the structure rather than hav ing drainage run directly to the lakeside. Other parts of the c...mprchcnsive improvement of the property involve a 7' x 10' entry addition to the street side of the residence and a 6 ’ x 24' expansion addition of the garage also at the street side. To suppt>rt the variances for the improvement in the lakeshore protected area, applicants have proposed reductions in hardco. within the 75-250' setback area existing at 4,000 s.f or 25.4% and proposed by applicant at 22.9%. Staff has recommended that a minimum backout apron of 20' x 10’ be installed as opposed to the 4’ x 16' pad proposed by applicants. We also recommend that applicant provide a small backout apron to the side to allow for turnaround because of the length of the drive. This can easily be 'ichieved and still maintain hardcover below the allowed 25% hardcover within 75-250 ’ setback area. There was some confusion as to a statement made in applicant’s hardship statement. Attachment II, Exhibit E-2, that stated "by diverting the rainwater to the street, we feel we can effectively maintain a dr>- basement." Applicant attempted to clarify by noting that dining room addition at the street side will fill in low area adjacent to basement windows and will alleviate water damage problems to their basement. Runoff from the street side of the residence flows to the west through grassed yards of neighbors and eventually drains to lagoon at cul-de-sac of Ivy Place. Runoff could not drain direct to street because of the topography. Runoff has always drained westward from the street yard.