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Zoning File #1405 <br />May 11, 1989 <br />Page 3 of 5 <br />A. Options; <br />1. Realignment of lot line between lots 2 and 1 so <br />that principal structure can meet 30' setback - <br />applicant to be advised that if the bu.iJding permit for <br />principal structure has not been issued within one year <br />from the date of final plat approval, that accessory <br />structure must be removed; OR <br />2. Realign lot line so that accessory structure is <br />located within Lot 2 meeting the minimum 10' setback <br />from the side lot line. <br />B. Grant a width variance for Lot 1 measuiing approximately <br />145' at the 50' setback line rather than 200' (hardship - <br />shape of lot, houses will not be located within the <br />substandard lot width area). Future owner of Lot 1 should <br />be advised that driveway must be 26' from iesigneted wetland <br />within northwest portion o£ property. <br />Access - <br />The City will ask for dedication of right-of-way for County <br />Road 51 and 84 as shown on the plat. Applicant proposes a new <br />single access to Lot 1 via County Road 84 and a 5»hared access for <br />Lots 2 and 3 via County Road 51. Granting an access easement to <br />an interior lot weald not be consistent with :he City's previous <br />actions on similar applications. Applicants lave always been <br />asked to provide either a flag lot or an outlot for shared use <br />and/or ownership. The area of the outlot or driveway easement <br />must be excluded from the lot area. This will require <br />reconfirmation of the dry buildable area vi :hin Lot 3. The <br />shared lot line between Lots 1 and 3 will have to be moved <br />further north. Lot 3 already contains 2.488 acres. It is <br />imperative that the shared driveway tenidin in he same location <br />because of the septic test site areas. Any chc nge or expansion <br />in driveway access through this area will negate septic testing <br />already performed on Lot 3. Gaffron cautions because the slopes <br />become more severe as you move eastward, the more gentle sloped <br />areas to the west and north of Lot 3 must be preserved for septic <br />use. <br />O <br />tint*