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MIKUTBS or THE FLMmHG CMIlSSION MBBTIII6 HELD JUNE 15, 1987 «1155/#115€ LLOTD DRAPER 3955 NBBB STREET/1929 PAGERHESS POINT ROAD TARIAECBS PUBLIC HEARIBG 10:15-10:33 The Affidavit of Publication and Certificate of Mailing %as noted. Lloyd Draper and his Architect, John Blumentritt of Resitek Inc. were present for this matter. Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron explained the request reviewed the variance requests as follows: #1155 - 3955 Webb Street (Lot 16)- Lot area variance to construct a residence on a substandard vacant lot. Lot Area - Existing 0.37 ac/16,100 s.f. Required 0.50 acre Variance 0.13 ac or 26% #1156 - 1929 Eagerness Point Road (Lot 19)- Lot area and lot width variances to construct a residence on a vacant lot (this lot contained a residence until about 1970). Lot Area - Existing 0.32 ac/13,875 s.f. Required 0.50 acre Variance 0.18 ac or36% Lot Width - Existing 77' Required 100' Variance 23' or 23% Each lot contains a sewer stub and water connection and each has been assessed for footage. Only one sewer unit charge was previously assessed. These lots were each granted variances in 1971 but houses were never constructed. The lots have never been combined and are separate for tax purposes. John Weist, 1920 Concordia, feels the lots are too substandard noting that this is a half acre zone and the lots are not even 4/5's of the required area. He noted his lot is 1/2 acre. Dave Slavik, 1913 Eagerness Point Road, agreed with Mr. Weist. He noted his lot is approximately 3/4 acre. Elaine Peterson, 1921 Eagerness Point Road, agreed that the lots were too small. Paul Berggren, 1895 Concordia, suggested that the two lots be combined to accomodate one house. Assistant Zoning Administrator Gaffron reviewed the lot size comparison on Eagerness Point Road and Concordia Street; and the LR-IC lot area variance actions from 1980 to 1987. 1