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Zoning File #2099 <br />January 10, 1996 <br />Page 3 <br />5. <br />6. <br />U. <br />The three properties have been commonly owned for more than twenty years, have <br />been used as a singe homestead with two rental cabins for many years. Early in 1995, <br />the City Council reviewed this property in regards to ihe over due sewer connection. <br />Council concluded that: ..... j i. <br />• The existing principal residence, which is provided with and Im been <br />assessed for one sewer unit, must be connected to sewer immediately (it <br />has not been). <br />The two rental cabins are nonconforming structures due to their location <br />and are a nonconforming use due to the rental status, ^ve not been <br />assessed for sewer, and must be eliminated by the end ot 1996. <br />The three tax parcels must be legally combined within ninety days <br />(deadline has passed with no combination occurring). <br />All of the above to be formaUzed in an agreement with the property <br />owner (agreement has been drafted to City satisfaction but has never been <br />signed by the owner). <br />The basis for this Council action was the need to make a decision about the rental <br />cabins ’ sewer connection. Applicant either had to spend nearly $14,000 each to cor^t <br />the cabins to sewer, or discontinue them. Council agreed with staff that providing <br />sewer to these nonconforming structures with nonconforming uses would not be <br />appropriate for this property. As part of the Stubbs Bay Sewer Project, this grojiP of <br />three properties was assessed only one sewer unit, to serve the existing house If the <br />proposed subdivision creating two lots is approved, a sewer connection charge of <br />$13,813 (1996 fee schedule) would be required for the second unit. <br />Tl.e current proposal is to reorganize this property from three tax parcels into two useful <br />building sites (property owner notes that the apparent market value of the property as <br />a single building site is less than the amoun ‘ he paid for the property).