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Zoning File #1977 October 11. 1994 Page 2 <br />M - Hoffman Letter 10/7/94 <br />N - House Profile <br />O - Second Level Floor Plan - Potential Guest Apartme.»t <br />p - Lerr^ <br />Description of Request <br />Applicants propose the construction of a new year round residence to be placed behM ^ front <br />line of the exisfrng seasonal cabin extending to the detached garage to the west of the seasonal <br />cabin Structure has been located on the property in an anempt to munmize excavatiom of <br />steeper elevations to the west resulting in the loss of several mature trees. Review ^ibit F. <br />^e slr^ture will be located out of the bluff impact zone and 75' lakeshore setback area. <br />Structure will be approximately 93’ from the 929.4 elevation at the structure s closest projection <br />to the lake. <br />Gaffron completed an analysis of the topography of the area to deteimine the Presence of bluffs <br />(Exhibits G H and I). Staff has also reviewed this information with Ceil Strauss of the DNR^ <br />She concurs that the only bluff area on this property is the bank immediately adjacent to the <br />shoreline. She confirms upon review of the staffs analysis information that steeper elevations <br />to the west would not be part of a bluff but area is subject to the special controls dealing with <br />development within steep slopes. <br />Review Exhibit N. note the peak height of the structure will be ?0’ above existing grade at <br />approximately the 955 elevation. The grade level of house to the south is at the 980 elevaliom <br />Review Exhibit M, the neighboring properly owner to the south voices major concern with th <br />new home being placed within the present footprint advising that the current seasonal <br />T. 19 20*^al height blocks certL views of the lake. They ask that the house ^ ^aced ac <br />the average bkeshore setback line so as to minimize any '^npact u^n tteir <br />Note that homes recently constructed within the immediate neighborhood wer . <br />meet the average lakeshore setback line. They prefer that the proposed <br />the immediate north also be required to meet the average lakeshore setback line. The "^igh^ <br />asks that since they are unable to attend the meeting on the 17th that you table all action on <br />profxlLl Tme str^Icture is not to meet the average lakeshore setback requirement. <br />Review Exhibit O. the second level fioor plan reveals a potential guest apartmen* over the <br />garage. Although the area adjacent to the silting area is labeled wet bar and not <br />of cooking surface), applicants should advised of future use to determine <br />permit will be necessary. The only access to area is via the second floor exercise room.
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