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Zoning File #1953 <br />Aueusi 4, 1994 <br />Page 2 <br />F - Mardco^’er Facts <br />G - Existing Floor Planw <br />II - F’roposed Floor Plan <br />1 - Elcvation/Scciiffli <br />J - Lakeshorc Setb^k Determination <br />Description of Request <br />Applicant premises the removal of the rear enirx addition at 8.5 '\9.9’ and replacement with a <br />new entr> addition at I2’xl8* with a rear attached 10 x10’ deck. Refer to FAhibits D. E and <br />II. lire new construction will extend no further into the substandard side yard than the existing <br />structure at 6’. The proposed 12’xl8’ addition will be located less than 4’ from the existing <br />garage; the grade level deck would be 8 1/2’. Upon your site inspection, note the overhang of <br />the garage and review Exhibit I. The 1 ’ overhang will result in a separation setback of less than <br />3’ requiring special fire wall consta'ction. The propt>sed improvement results in an excess of <br />structural coverage at 302.5 s.f. or 4.49%. Structural coverage exists at 17.5% and will be <br />increased to 19.5%. <br />Statement of Hardship <br />Applicant has not submitted a statement of hardship and w ill be asked to provide one at v t)ur <br />meeting. Hardships are obvious. Tlie lot is .15 acres in area and 50 ’ in width. Of the 18 <br />Livingston Avenue lots designated on the plat map. Exhibit B. 11 or 61% of the developed lots <br />are single lots equal to oi less in area. The propo.scd improvement is similar to the pattern of <br />recent improvement to homes within the Navarre Heights area. <br />Issues for Consideration <br />1. Is structural coverage excess proposed tcxi great tor this property? What ot the proximity' <br />of other structures on the adjacent parcel? <br />2. Will you approve a separation setback of less than 3’? <br />3. Should the structural expansions be reduced? <br />4. Is the side setback of 6’ acceptable as long as it extends no further into the substandard <br />vard? <br />5. Other issues raised by the Planning Commission.