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MIHUTBS OP THE PIAHNISG COMMISSIOH BTIHG EBLD FEBRUARY 17« 1987 <br />#1110 MARTINSON CONT1N1---- <br />Mr. Martinson asked if the Planning Commission would <br />consider the plan without the pool which he would <br />present another pool proposal at a later date. <br />Bellows stated that with more architectural work, the <br />pool coaid work .‘.nto the plan. <br />Zoning Administrator Mabusth noted that the code already <br />addressed required setbacks for such structures and <br />questioned Planning Commission's authority to establish <br />use limitations. In addition, Mabusth advised that <br />staff can not support both a lot width and two side <br />setback variances for new construction and that <br />conditions could be made in conjunction with the <br />conditional use permit for the paddle tennis court. <br />Planning Commission directed that applicant to come back <br />with more information regarding the pool and paddle <br />tennis court. They conceptually approved the lot area, <br />lot width, and side yard setback variances. <br />It was moved by Cohen, seconded by Bellows, to table <br />this application until the next meeting. Motion, Ayes <br />6, Nays 0. <br />#1111 STEVE PAULY <br />3980 DAHL ROAD <br />l^LJC^^mARlHG 11:22 - 11:40 <br />The Affidavit of Publication and Certificate of Mailing <br />was noted. <br />Steve Pauly was present for this matter. <br />Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron explained the <br />request for lakeshore setback and hardcover variances to <br />construct a new home. Applicant previously was granted <br />similar variances in 1984 to remodel the existing home, <br />but has since decided that the bulk of the existing <br />house is in a codition that makes it most feasible to <br />remove it and start over. <br />Chairman Kelley felt that if the existing house were <br />demolished, construction of a new house could conform <br />within standards. <br />Taylor concurred with Kelley. <br />Mr. Pauly explained the topography problems in placement <br />of the house elsewhere and preserving forestation. <br />j!