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w'amitafiiaiim <br />Zoning File #1346 <br />October 13» 1988 <br />Page 2 of 2 <br />Discussion - <br />The applicant notes that this storage garage is intended for storage <br />of his lawn care equipment and other miscellaneous items for which he has <br />no other storage room. Although the gravel driveway leading to the lake is <br />only partially graveled, and is only driven on perhaps half a dozen times a <br />year, it is still technically considered hardcover for this review. <br />Staff has not discussed specific hardcover removals with the owner, <br />however, it appears there is enough rock over plastic on the property that <br />removals of the plastic could equal the additional hardcover proposed with <br />the garage, hence there is potential for a result of no increase in <br />hardcover on the property. <br />The garage is located lower than the road, and some drainage is <br />directed toward it. For many years the applicant has had a tile line which <br />outlets next to the gravel drive, perhaps 100* back from the lakeshore. <br />Although the garage is intended to be over this tile line, there would <br />appear to be no great concern with possible future clogging of that line <br />and if it did clog, water would naturally flow around the back side of the <br />garage and generally follow the property line on down. « <br />Staff Recomnendation - <br />Given that this garage meets the required 10' side and rear setbacks <br />for a lakeshore lot, staff would recommend approval subject to the <br />condition that as much hardcover be removed as is being added with the new <br />garage, by removing plastic from below 576 s.f. of the existing rock beds. <br />CITY OP < <br />Initial I <br />($50.0( <br />Renewal \ <br />(no che <br />After-th€ <br />PROPERTY <br />Site Add] <br />0 <br />Property <br />Please ci <br />Attach 1 <br />required <br />Oats <br />I -4* <br />DESCRIPT] <br />VARIANCES