03-16-1987 Planning Packet - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Zoning File #1110 March 5, 1987 Page 3 of 4 Martinson has attempted to respond to your concerns regarding the use of the court. He advises they will not use the court after 10 p.m. in the evening. Per Section 10.60, Subdivision 8, the lighting for the court must be shielded so that light beams are "not detectable at the lot lines". Mr. Martinson will learn very quickly of the tolerance levels of his neighbors. The very broad public nuisance sections of the municipal code will deal with any abuses resulting from the use of the court. On-Site Septic Testing - Mr. Martinson's on-site septic evaluator contacted my office to confirm there will be no problem in locating a sewage disposal system on the site. His preliminary inspection confirmed that the presence of frost prevented the testing of the percolation rate but that he was certain the recommended system would be a mound. Staff Recommendation: To approve lot area and lot width variances for the property located at 1840 Shoreline Drive to permit construction of a new residence finding that the size and width of the property is consistent with developed adjacent lots and exceeds the areas of the surrounding 1 acre per lot development of Fox Hills by 40 to 45 percent. To approve a conditional use permit for proposed accessory structures, a pool and deck tennis court, on a through lot, finding they meet the required 50 feet setback in both front/rear street yards and to grant a 60 feet setback encroachment beyond the average setback line for the pool and a 30 feet encroachment for the deck based on one or more of the following findings; 1. If the house was moved further north, it would require the total removal of the mature spruce trees at the rear of lot. 2. The setback lines of 500+ feet for the existing structures on the adjacent lots are unusual and place severe restrictions in the development of the middle lot. 3. The pool and deck structures are built at or below grade and will not create a lake viewing barrier for adjacent residences. 4. The on-site evaluator has confirmed that an on-site sewage disposal system can be installed on the site and that there is suitable area to install a furture alternate system. This approval is subject to the following conditions: 1. The accessory structures that encroach beyond the average setback line may never be altered so as to create a lake viewing obstacle for adjacent neighbors. 2. Applicant must obtain a permit from the public Works Department prior to the creation of a new curb cut. / ^0 y