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Nvres OF THE OtCWO fLAWWG COMMISSIONHELHONMAV I«» I9N TING <br />(#7) #lfft JAMES K. AND JUUE ANN LVNCH-DANIELS, 1225 ODONO OAKS <br />DWVE • RENEWAL CONDmONAL USE PERMIT AND VARIANCES - <br />COrniNUATION OF PURUC HEARING (CONTINUED) <br />• :i tcoostmcttag a driveway, subject to the oowlitioas listed in the staff report. Bill <br />stated be was the desagner and builder and was present representing the applicants <br />iner <br />Chair Schroeder noted this was a pnbhc hearing, and no one present wished to address <br />the Cbnunission. Bonner staled that they had snbaiitled a new survey for completion of <br />the driveway started some years ago, and he noted that they are moving a portion of the <br />original fill which was misplaced, back withia the existing easement boundary. He slated <br />they propose to put in a new culvert and move more fill in so that the fill will cany the <br />we^t of the traffic. He introduced Max Norton, the landscape architect, who concurred <br />with this. <br />It was moved by Nolan, seconded by Lindquist, to recommend approval of #1918 <br />Conditional Use Permit for Janies K. and Julie Ann Lynch-Daaiels at 1225 Orono Oaks <br />Drive, subject to the conditions listed in the staff report. Ayes 6, nays 0. <br />(#S) #1919 TV BUCEY, 2fi77 CASCO POINT ROAD • VARIANCES • SECOND <br />PUBLIC HEARING • RENOTIFICATION <br />Chair Schroeder noted that the Ortificate of Mailing and the Affidavit of PuMicatioa <br />were on file with the City. Gafffon reviewed the staff report. Chair Schroeder read a <br />petition which had been submitted by neighborhood resi^nts in support of the <br />applicatioo and a letter from the neighbor directly to the north. Dr. Carl Shutts, into the <br />record. <br />Chair Schroeder noted that the drainage issue appeared to have been resolved and the <br />applicant has reduced th height of the house a^ g^raf^ to address the concerns of <br />adjacent residents. <br />Rowlette commented that it appeared that the boat house needed some repairs made <br />and she stated that if the cost of those repairs exceeded 75% of the value of the boat <br />house, then it would have to be removed. Gaffion reviewed the ordinance requirements <br />relating to structures within the 0-75 foot setback area and how they applied to boat <br />houses. <br />Nolan stated that while there was sojie reduction in height, he was concerned about the <br />building footprint area. Mr. Bucey responded that they have added a deck and made a <br />connection between the house and garage, but essentially the footprint is the same as the <br />original house. Nolan stated he felt the house was too large for the lot. <br />Chair Schroeder stated that the house had been lowered significantly which would help <br />with the sight lines from the adjacent residential properties. Peterson commented he