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OF ?js-..v,--:r®»'»l*ne ^°^en BumT^<^ity1?'^®' the ®PPtovaIio normaii®^^®ctive ^ ^ 3925i:r •■"■«•«£=:«’•«■■■••..., ®rjr TorFroa: Date: Subject:Mayor Grabek & Orono Council Members City Administrator Bernhardson 5"l-DO.'st/j, Wl> 'l.-,ij.? G (Michael P. Gaffron, Asst Planning & Zoning AdministratorFebruary 22, 1990#1458 Blake Bichanich, 332 Westlake Street - Variance - Second Review - ResolutionZoning District - LF-IA, Single family lakeshore residential, 2 acre, unseweredApplication - Request for side setback variance to construct second story addition.List Of Exhibits ^ tzrsco^TffiNExhibit A - Memo & Exhibits of 10/19/89 Exhibit B - Council Minutes of 10/23/89 Exhibit C - Notice of Council Action 10/27/89 Exhibit D - Letter to Applicant 11/29/89Discussion - This item was tabled at your October 23, 1989 meeting in order for applicant to work with staff regarding appropriate language pertaining to the existing and future needs for sewer/septic systems on this property. Briefly, recall that the applicant wish to add a second story to the existing residence, and construct a porch at the southwest corner. The house is 13' from the south lot line, 8’ from the north lot line, but 58' from the north lot line if the adjacent commonly owned property is taken into account. Due to the size of the property, hardcover was not a factor in the application, and average setback was determined to not be a problem. Staff had raised concerns about future septic needs. The applicant had noted that due to ownership of the two parcels on separate contracts for deed, he could not combine the two properties until some future date. Council directed staff to draft language regarding conditions on methods and timing of septic system expansion should it be needed in the future, and language for a possible assessment appeal waiver to be incorporated as a requirement in an approval resolution. The applicant was sent a draft of an assessment appeal waiver paragraph which he agrees to in principle, although staff had suggested that perhaps he wait for the general appeal waiver letter that is going to be sent to the Stubb's Pay neighborhood. Since that general appeal waiver information has not been sent as of this week, the applicant is requesting that Council go ahead on the basis that applicant will agree to signing an assessment appeal waiver for the reasonable share of the costs to serve his property