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HI MUTES OE THE OMOMO PL AMNINQ CCf9il3SI^ I^TlNQMfLO APPIl If. IffJthe rs’ ( a zc^iMQ rur ifsis - oont.Swanson aaid th«y had hoped the Coawietion wooid vtew the raMoval of the lakeside deck as such. She added the$’ will also be rewovtnf a corner of the house. She clarified that she has S children and would not »ant to reeiove the play structure. Petersor asked if the neighbor to the left objected as his views would be cut off. Mrs. Swanson noted thit both sdjacent residences are much taller, end stated the neighbor has views of their drive, but this proposal would not affect thair front views of the lake. It was Movsd by Schroeder. stcondad by Johnson, to raccMSKand approval of Application tl8l6 for sent and Susan Swenson, 3229 B Casco Circle, for hardcover end setback varisncet to construct additions to thair existing rastdence. Ayes S, naya 0. (•14) *1817 THOMAS F. JOHNSON, 279S SHAOYdOOO HOAD ~ VAHIAMCEf - PUBLIC HEARING 1:30 - 9:40 P.M. The Af f i dav It of Pub I I cat ion and Cart i f i cate of Hailing were noted. Hr. Johnson was prsssnt. Habusth indiceted thst Nr, Johnson wes unaware of the easement situetion and j^st prior to the meeting had raquaatad tabling the application, but staff suggested the Planning Coeveisslon discuss the merits of the proposal and provide direction on an amended proposal Bellows questioned the locefion of the garage between the shed and the bridge. She felt this location may not be feasible. Johnson stated they would need to excavate the hill to accommc>dafe the garage. Schroeder questioned the need for the cul-de-sac. Habusth noted it would serve at least four properties. She indicated a former owner attempted to get the private easement released, tut upon the recommendation of his attorney, the easement was maintained for future needs. Bellows sxprsssed concsrn about releasing the easement. She fait they should ask the engineer to comment on the need and size of the cuI-de-sac. Mo KW.SN