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Zoning File #2036 <br />July l\ 1995 <br />Page 3 <br />Description of Request <br />Applicant has presented three alternatives tor the redevelopment of this severelv <br />substandard parcel. Review Exhibit B-2, applicant’s description of those three options. <br />Case 1 <br />Review Exhibits G, H. I. J and K. This improvement plan involves an 8 ’ x 3’ expansion <br />of the footprint at the northeast and southeast comer to the lakeside ot the residence. Review <br />Exhibit J, existing foundation would be approved along the designated line. The darkened area <br />shows the 3’ x 8 ’ new foundation section. The remainder of the structure is not adequate to <br />support expansion or improvement of the second level. Structure will remain as shown with <br />only a first fl(X)r living area. <br />Review Exhibit 1. Applicant proptises an addition to the existing garage, major portions <br />of which will be located out of the 0-75’ setback area. Garage doors will le relocated to the <br />north side of structure. The existing garage has doors opening out onto Loma Linda. The <br />existing single stall garage is of questionable structural condition. It is doubtful whether this <br />structure can be expanded upon. It is also doubtful whether the City would approve of the <br />improvement of a structure that encroaches 6" into a year-round public access. <br />Case 2 <br />Review Exhibits G. L, M and N. There is no difference in the footprint/site plan for <br />either Case 1 or 2. This improvement plan calls for me rounding off of the 3’ x 8 ’ comers on <br />the north and south side of the structure at lakeside. In this case, the entire foundation would <br />be replaced allowing for an expansion of the second stor>' Review Exhibits M and N, note this <br />is not a complete second story addition. The only portion of structure that will extend beyo^ <br />the existing footprint are the steps and front stoop that will encroach another 4’ into the <br />lakeshore yard. Note hardcover improvements are the same for both Cases 1 and 2. The issues <br />for the detached garage remain the same as it was in Case 1. <br />Case 3 <br />Review Exhibits O. P, Q, R, S and T. In this option of improvement, applicant proposes <br />the relocation of the same footprint further away from lake and the garage would now te <br />attached to the structure but at the same approximate location from the street and right side yar <br />The structure would now be located 10’ from the left side lot line. Compare the setback results <br />and the factual findings for setbacks noted above. Hardcover for this improvement plan is <br />reduced to 22% in the 0-75’ setback area and increased to 62% in the 75-250’ setback area. <br />Review Exhibits R. S and T. floor plans suggest only a second floor expansion over the principal <br />stmeture footprint. Note in the elevations. Exhibit T, that applicant shows a second floor above <br />the attached garage area. The proposed upper level expansions with this option will not <br />encroach beyond the average lakeshore setback line of the residence to the immediate north.