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e) The multiple variances sought by this applicant will <br />greatly vary the minimum requirements for a new lot <br />within the LR-IB zoning district. <br />14. At the Council Meeting of July 10, 1989, when Council <br />conceptually denied the application for subdivision and <br />variances, members of the Council advised the applicant that <br />a subdivision that needed variances to the minimum lot <br />standards for the creation of a new building site would have <br />to be denied by the City. <br />15. Since January 1, 1975, with the Inception of the <br />current Zoning Code and the adoption of new standards for <br />lakeshore development, the City Council has not granted <br />variances to the minimum lot area standard with subdivisions <br />that create new building sites. <br />16. In granting multiple variances to lot standards such as <br />requested in this application. Council would abandon a long­ <br />standing established policy in the review of subdivision <br />applications and thereby establish an adverse precedent in <br />the future review of similar applications. <br />17. Legally combined lots can only be separated per the <br />standards and directives set forth in Chapter 11, the <br />Subdivision Regulations of the City, as follows: <br />a) Legally combined lots separated on existing lot <br />lines are not subject to the regulations of this <br />chapter if the resulting parcels meet the requirements <br />of the Zoning Chapter of the City Code. <br />b) Legally combined lots separated on existing lot <br />lines are subject to the regulations of this chapter if <br />the resulting parcels do not meet the requirements of <br />the Zoning Chapter of the City Code. <br />c) Legally combined lots separated by a proposed new <br />division line are not subject to the regulations of <br />this chapter if the resulting parcels meet the <br />requirements of the Zoning Chapter of the City Code. <br />Page € of 8