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Zoning File #1919 <br />April 14, 1994 <br />Page 6 <br />neighborhood. Planning Commission may wish to discuss »'>'=‘her the magnimde of <br />reoLsted impact the visual aesthetics of the neighborhood. On purely the height issue he Ci y <br />Kt toTurs knowledge denied variances specifically based on visu^ incompatibility with <br />the neighborhood. Of course, visual compatibility is in the eye of the beholder. <br />In viewing the site on April 13th 1 reviewed the plans for this property with the <br />Smerling who would like to see the house reduced in height to become mote compatible with <br />the neigLorhood Putting the house deeper into the ground would lower it, but a walkout from <br />ite Towest le^ would have to becoiie a -walkup- or alternatively a variance to allow <br />excavation for a walkout in the 0-75' zone would be necessary. Planning Co^ission may wi^ <br />to consider whether, in ihe scheme of things, such a proposal should be pursued by tiK <br />Ipplicant. It would be inconsistent, however, for the City to allow 0-75 excavation to create <br />a^walkout when the City has denied that in a number of other lakeshore applications. <br />Request for Speedy Referral to Council <br />Please review applicants' letter of request dated April 14th. Due to the various delays to-date, <br />applicants wish to commence construction as soon as possible. <br />Options for Planning Commission Action <br />Planning Commission has a number of options, including. <br />1. Approval all variances as presented. <br />2. Approve some variances but not others. <br />3. Denial of variances. <br />4. Table for further information. <br />5.Other. <br />Anv r-""-"-"4a»inn for approval should clearly specify the hardships supporting such approval. <br />ne“oilendation sLid be similarly justified. If the request is tabled, give applicants <br />very specific direction as to how to proceed. <br />Note; Prior to the meeting staff will confer with the City Attorney regarding whether published <br />notice was adequate for the total application.