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Lot Area: <br />Hardcover: <br />0 <br />75 <br />250 <br />Existing <br />75' <br />250' <br />500' <br />25,925 sq. ft. <br />62,900 sq. ft. <br />40,000 sq. ft. <br />128,825 sq. ft. ■ 2.96 AC <br />Allowed <br />0 - 75' <br />75 - 250' <br />250 - 500' <br />Total <br />;q.Ft. %Sq.Ft.% <br />1,491 ( 5.75%)0 ( 0 %) <br />11,450 (18.2 %)15,725 (25 %) <br />2,500 ( 6.3 %)12,000 (30 %) <br />15,441 (12.0 % avg)27,725 (21.7% avg) <br />4. The house was built in 1949 and then complied with <br />all existing ordinances. The land between the house and the lake <br />consists of a steep embankment with a reverse slope extending <br />westward from the top of whe embankment. The steep embankment <br />creates an erosion problem. <br />5. Given the lie of the land, the date of construction <br />of the house and the location of the Pillsbury house to the <br />south, the house is a reasonable distance from the lake (closest <br />point is 57' from the lake). Such house location was permitted <br />when the house was built 40 years ago. The house is as close to <br />the lake as it is largely because of the reverse slope which made <br />it necessary to move the house closer to obtain a view of the <br />lake. <br />6. In response to Planning Commission input, the <br />applicant's reviewed and reanalyzed the hardcover on their site. <br />In such further review it was determined that there is a 330 sq. <br />ft. area of large pavers near the dock about 25' from the <br />lakeshore. The applicants amended their proposal by letter dated <br />December 29, 1989 to delete the 330 sq. ft. of pavers for a net <br />reduction in existing hardcover in the 0-75' zone of from 1,491 <br />sq. ft. to 1,161 sq. ft. <br />7. The hardcover computation, after reduction in size <br />of applicants' proposed improvements and removal of existing <br />hardcover (pavers by the lake) subsequent to the Planning <br />Commission action, as follows: