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Zoning File #1830 <br />June 14, 1993 <br />Page 3 <br />A third of the lower deck is located within the 0-75’ setback area, review Exhibit I. <br />According to the site plan approved with the building permit, the principal structure was located <br />68 ’ from the shoreline. Review Exhibit H, at that time the upper and lower decks were <br />approved 10’ beyond the principal structure. The code did not require a 75’ setback. In fact, <br />there was no specific lakeshore setback merely rear and front setbacks. The front and rear <br />setback was 35’ for this specific zoning district in 1971. The majority of the replacement <br />strucnire is located in front of the average lakeshore setback line. Staff has shown two setback <br />lines, one for accessory structures and the other for principal structure. Review Exhibit D, note <br />adjacent property owners have reviewed the plans and staff has received no comments or <br />questions from adjacent neighbors. The enclosed dining room addition will have an impact on <br />the residence to the west side. The upper and lower deck replacements will not change from <br />the current strucmre. <br />The applicant has not submitted a hardcover inventory although it was not very difficult <br />for staff to determine the non-hardcover areas within the 75-250’ setback zone. The applicant <br />may have assumed since he was not proposing any changes to hardcover that there was no need <br />to provide a hardcover inventory. Staff has been in contact with the applicant and plans to meet <br />with him prior to the meeting so that we may discuss possible removal of existing hardcover on <br />the property. Mr. Oorlog will certainly remember his neighbor ’s after-the-fact variance review <br />in 1990. Staff has enclosed a copy of the hardcover removals site plan developed during the <br />review of that application, Exhibit K. In the case of the neighbor, he proceeded without a <br />building permit to complete the construction of a replacement deck within the lakeshore yard and <br />had increased the lakeward extension considerably. <br />Staff has advised the applicant that we could not recommend any action on the application <br />in its present form. At the time of your meeting, applicant will have developed a schedule for <br />hardcover removals and final hardcover facts will be presented at your meeting or with your <br />final packet submittals on the 18th. <br />Additional Comments <br />The access stairs located within the lakeshore protected area can easily be relocated <br />within the 75-250’ setback area. This can be donw by relocating access stairs to west side of <br />lower deck. Note the walkway that provides access to lakeshore yard is a shared access between <br />the property owner to the west. The setback for the shoreline has been determined at the rip <br />rap area. Upon your inspection of the property, Planmng Commission members are encouraged <br />to review existing landscape improvements to determine what hardcover improvements are <br />nonessential and could be removed with minimal impact on property. The gravel areas adjacent <br />to the detached garage have no landscaping. The gravel area along the west side of the <br />residence has extensive landscaping. Clearly the goal of the Planmng Commission shall be to <br />reduce hardcover on this .229 acre parcel. <br />III Ha Hi II