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h <br />Zoning File #1911 <br />March 16. 1994 <br />Page 3 <br />Dossible registration of lands. Council conceptually approved the proposal. The applicar* has <br />filed L required lot area variance Review Evlubil E. pnor to staffs receipt ol the to^graphtc <br />information, the building envelope was defined by building setbacks ol the ^-tB Zoning <br />District The topivgraphic information has been reviewed by the suit and it has b«n lound that <br />the proposed undeveloped lot will be severely restricted by a blulf tmpact tone. Please review <br />the code sections listed above. <br />Mike Gaffron has prepared various exhibits to assist Planning Commission in understating the <br />deiemiinaiion of a bluff impact zone and the location of boih ihe ne and top ot the blutfi <br />Review Exhibits H. G and H. first task is to define ihe toe ot the blulf and m this case is the <br />L of the retaining wall. The lop of the bluff is determined by the last 50 segment that results <br />in an average slope exceeding I81v (9 rise in 50 ). <br />Staff met with Ceil Strauss of the DNR. The v ariance application with topogiaphic infomation <br />was given to Strauss for review and comment. Staff will repon .at your meeting ol her findings <br />and recommendation. <br />This is Ihe second application of your March agenda involving liie impact of protected bluff <br />areas upon proposed building siies. The current code is very restrictive. We are planning a <br />possible code aniendmeni that would define clearer and less restrictive m he <br />determination of a bluff, specifically where ihe lop of the blulf ends. “’’'I''^ t <br />definition in the code defines the lop of bluff at one elevation and yet the visual perception ol <br />the top at another. The issue is how do we meet the intent of the state regulation and <br />impact on steeper elevation of bluff areas Ceil Strauss has advised that our City seems to have <br />more questionTand problems with the interpretation of this specific c^e <br />have chosen more restrictive standards It may be that other municipalities have not begun o <br />deal with the requiremenis of implementing this section. We will continue to work closely ith <br />the DNR whenever variances to the current code section are required. <br />Issues for Consideration <br />1 Review Exhibits FI and F2, would the Planning Commission approve a variance that <br />would allow encroachment of the bluff impact zone in order to retain a <br />building envelope within higher elevations but more gentle sloped portion of this <br />property? <br />Review Exhibit I, the lower elevations of the original lot have more gentler topographies. <br />■■ Shoull wrrecommend lu applicam iha. lot litK rearrangeuicnt be readjusted so that a <br />building envelope is retained in the southern more gentle sloped portions of <br />and allow expansion of applicant s homestead lo the west instead of the north^ T <br />would defeat the whole purpose and intent of Mr. Ummerman s comprehensive <br />application?
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