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ed on <br />ants, <br />s, of <br />e met <br />mi ly <br />IT the <br />sting <br />:ipal <br />lying <br />juest <br />-law <br />Udge <br />ered <br />lot <br />uest <br />were <br />in a <br />iting <br />on a <br />Zoning File #1044 <br />July 17, 1986 <br />Page 3 of 3 <br />owner wishing the same type of situation). Or, you could impose an even <br />more restrictive time limit if you feel there is a basis for it. <br />Staff Recoomendation <br />»ii would recommend approval of a temporary use variance and CUP to <br />mother-in-law apartment to be created, finding that under the <br />^.onditions specified below, the mother-in-law apartment is in keepinq with <br />the intent of the Zoning Code. Those conditions are: <br />1) The main entrance to the house shall remain as an open foyer, <br />forcing the apartment occupant to *=»nter the apartment from within <br />the mam house, as shown on the proposed design plans. <br />2) The direct access door from the garage stairway into the <br />apartment shall be eliminted and replaced with a solid wall <br />(consistent with Council action on previous applications). <br />3) This use variance is a granted on a temporary basis and shall <br />expire at such time that the applicants no longer own the <br />property. Any new owner would have to reapply for the mother-in- <br />law apartment use. <br />4) The mother-in-law apartment shall not be rented out and is <br />intended for the sole use of the occupants of the principal <br />residence and their non-paying guests or domestic employees.