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r <br />f' <br />I- <br />it <br />•> <br />u <br />‘■«-?M' <br />■ <br />■» <br />•-!% <br />f <br />■ •}•- <br />r' <br />^51 <br />! <br />fI- <br />-ir <br />m <br />1 <br />Zoning File #1066 <br />September 11, 1986 <br />Page 2 of 2 <br />The neighbor to the north, Eileen Oleen, expressed a concern <br />about the drainage onto her property from the existing garage. <br />In fact, the Oleen property is, in its entirety, downhill from <br />the Carson property, hence the natural drainage pattern is onto <br />Oleen's property. It would be nearly impossible for Carson to <br />divert drainage away from Oleen. Staff would suggest that <br />perhaps the best thing we can do from a drainage standpoint is to <br />not allow excessive increases of hardcover on the property. <br />Staff RecoBBendation “ <br />Staff would recommend approval of side setbacks and hardcover <br />variances, based on a finding that the proposed additions will be <br />no closer to the side lot line than the existing house, finding <br />no significant detriment to air, sunlight or open space, and <br />finding no net increase in hardcover conditioned on plastic <br />underlayment being removed from the existing rock beds. An <br />additional hardship is that this is a substandard lot created <br />prior to current zoning standards.