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MIMJTfiS OF THE OM>!SO PLANMMG COHELDONMA%' l«w v! L! I sionmehing(#13) #1«3§ MARGARET B. COST, 253 MOWN ROADPtWJC HEARING (CONTINUED)UTH • VARIANCES eievatioas on tbe survey did not a^>pear to reflect the real elevations that exist today. Mabusth noted that the topographic information had been provided with the Byfield Plat review and no land alterations hrul taken place on the subf^ property. Discussioo ensued regarding the possible location of the septic system. Nolan stated he felt that the house could be redesigned to fit into the build^le area on the site and reduce the size of the building footprint. Discussion ensued regarding ahemative locations for the driveway and the bouse. Cha?* Schroedcr stated that the Commission was only acting on tbe structural setback variance from the tributary. It was moved by Peterson, seconded by Berg, to recommend approval of #1930 structural setba^ variance fiom a protected tributary for Margaret B. Cost at 255 Brown Road South subject to the conditions listed in the staff report. Ayes 5, nays 1. Nolan stated be felt the bouse was too ambitious for the site. (#14) #1931 MEGAN TULLY AND JAMES MCMANUS, 1910 SHADVW CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT/VARIANCE • PUBLIC HEARING .i:» f ROAD Chair Schroeder noted that the Ortificate of Mailing and the Affidavit of Publication were on file with the City. Gaffron reviewed the staff report and staled that staff retommended apptwal of the request to replace a lakeshore retaining wall and stairway, sul^ect to the coiiditions listed in the staff report. James McManus stated that they do not plan to do any work on tbe north side so they are in agreement with the staff report. He stated they would do everything possible to minimize erosion. He stated they would prefer to use keystone instead of timbers. Chair Schroeder noted this was a public hearing; no one present wished to speak. Rowlette inquired if the keystone would change anything, and Gaffion responded that it wouldn't, indicating it was just a different material with a somewhat different look than timber. Nolan inquired if tbe applicants had considered what they would do to stabilize the area iminediately adjacent to the lake, possibly by adding boulders or additional rip rap to stabilize the shoreline. McManus indicated be would consider doing this. It was moved by Nolan, seconded by Rowlette. to recommend approval of #1931 Conditional Use Permit/Variance for Megan Tully and James McManus at 1910 Shadywood Road to allow replacement of ? retaining wall stn'Cture. with the conditions that the vegetation be replaced, a work plan be submitted to the City, and the time limit for construction be a period of two weeks from commencement of work. Ayes 6, nays 0.