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ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />MINUTES FOR JUNE 8,1998 <br />(#10) #2363 William Beckmann, 1130 Loma Linda Avenue - Variances - continued <br />Kelley did not feel Planning Commission should be asked to review the new proposal as it is less <br />restrictive than what Planning Commission originally reviewed. Peterson agreed. <br />Peterson moved, Goetten seconded, to table Application #2363 to provide staff an opportunity to <br />present a new report to Council on the revised plan. Ayes 5, Nays 0. <br />(#11) #2366 PETER LANPHER, 1359 PARK DRIVE - VARIANCES - RESOLUTION NO. <br />4095 <br />Mr. and Mrs. Lanpher were present. <br />Van Zomeren distributed photos of the subject property and explained that the application was for <br />variances to allow a deck, pool and shed to remain after being replaced following storm damage in <br />1997 The deck and pool require average lakeshore setback, hardcover, and oversized accessory <br />structure setback variances. The shed requires a side yard setback variance. A structural lot <br />coverage variance is also required for the deck, pool and shed. No changes m hardcover are <br />proposed in the 0-75' setback. Hardcover in the 75-250’ zone was at 52% to the storm and is <br />the same after replacement. Hardcover is under the 30% limitation m the 250 500 setback. The <br />Planning Commission recommended approval of the variances as requested. <br />The applicant added that the house was constructed in 1968. The pool was constructed without a <br />permit in 1972 and was granted a variance in 1976. Hardcover ordinances began m 1975. He no e <br />there have been discrepancies in survey measurements from the lot lines over the years. His lot is <br />made up of three vacated streets and two narrow parcels. <br />Goetten asked if this was an after-the-fact request. Van Zomeren responded that it has become an <br />after-the-fact variance because when the applicant started repairs, the contractor and insurance <br />company were not aware that it would be a complete replacement. She initially talked with the <br />applicant in the fall of 1997, the application was filed April 20,1998. Lanpher confirmed that he <br />had applied for a building permit, but it had not been issued because of the variance request. <br />Goetten questioned the surveys included in the staff report as there was not a current survey. Van <br />Zomeren responded that the current survey was to be Exhibit R but only the legal description was <br />copied. <br />Kelley asked for clarification of the City policy for storm damage. Gappa confimed that if a <br />structure is more than 75% destroyed, a variance would be required for replacement if the property <br />was legally non-conforming. A building permit would be requited for repairs.
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