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Zoning File #1027 <br />May 15, 1986 <br />Page 2 of 2 <br />A six foot high stockade fence has been located along the yard <br />adjacent to the intersection and County Road for many years. If you <br />are familiar with the subject intersection you will realize that there <br />are no visibility or safety. A privacy fence has never existed along <br />the Bracketts Point yard or at least no more than 40* from the inter­ <br />section. <br />The architect has advised that the "serpentine like" wall was <br />originally designed and built under the direction of Thomas Jefferson <br />for the University of Virginia campas. It is a unique structure; a <br />structure that any community would welcome because of its beauty and <br />grandeur. <br />Staff has advised the applicant's representative that the <br />location and height of fences and walls on lakeshore properties have <br />become highly charged issues for our City. <br />The architects ask that you consider the uniqueness of the <br />structure and the need to maintain the integrity of the design and to <br />preserve the overall landscape theme for this odd shaped street yard. <br />• <br />If you approve this application consider the following findings: <br />1.The location and height of the fence will create no hazards <br />to safety or sighting problems for users of County Road 15 or <br />Bracketts Point Road. <br />4 <br />2.The property is located on a busy curve section of a county <br />road requiring screening from noise and car lights. <br />3.A six foot high fence has been located adjacent to the inter- <br />•section for many years on this property. <br />4.The structure is unique and to decrease the height or cut <br />back on length would destroy the integrity of the structure. <br />If you deny this application consider the following findings: <br />1.To approve a 6 foot high fence at an intersection or along <br />the street^ yard of a City road would establish a negative <br />precedent with similar reviews. <br />2.Applicant has not demonstrated sufficient hardship. <br />3.Natural screening can provide the same effect.