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Zoning File 11284 <br />Page 2 <br />residence at 1520 Bohns Point Road. In that letter, staff advised of the <br />need for a survey to complete the review/application process. Staff was <br />not aware that a hardcover excess existed within the 75-250' setback area <br />until receipt of the survey confirming the hardcover facts for the <br />property. In May of this year, the inspector discovered the deck noting <br />that a building permit had not been issued and upon review of the file <br />found that applicants had been advised of a need for a variance the <br />previous summer. The inspector issued citations because construction was <br />'.t completed without the required zoning approval and building permit <br />(Exhibits F i G). On May 10, 1988 Mr. Kirchner filed an After the Fact <br />variance application to maintain the existing deck. The Planning <br />Commission should ask the applicant why he didn't file the required <br />variance application last summer? what happened? <br />Each of the effected property owners have submitted letters confirming no <br />problem with the existing deck. The property owner to the north, the Lees <br />at 1500 Bohns Point Road advised that the grade level deck on the Kirscher <br />property created no visual impact for their property because of the higher <br />elevation of their property. The existing vegetation along the shared lot <br />line also tends to screen the deck from the adjacent property. The <br />neighbor to the south, the Kalweits at 1540 Bohns Point Road also claim no <br />view impact by the presence of the structure. In reviewing the Certificate <br />of Survey, note the viewing windows tend to face away from the Kirchner <br />property. <br />The writer of this memo has never met Mr. Kirchner, but did indeed meet <br />with Mrs. Kirchner last summer after the letter of 6/4/87 was sent to the <br />applicants. At that point it was staffs understanding that the Kirchners <br />did indeed plan to proceed with the variance alp 1 ication. In fact, the <br />date of the survey would tend to suggest that they had planned to file the <br />application. Staff has no knowledge as to why applicants did not proceed <br />last year with the necessary variance review. A11 three homes are setback <br />,approximately 150' from the shoreline with long grassed yards. Review <br />rxhibit K, the drainage break falls at the mid po.nt of the existing house, <br />the majority of tha hardcover is located to the west half with drainage <br />running towards Bohns Point Road. <br />ations of Action Available to the Planning Commission <br />T � Deny the After e Fact variance application for Douglas <br />Kirchner, finding no valid hardships or findings that would persuade <br />this commission to approve the After the Fact application and to <br />require the immediate removal of the illegal structure. <br />2. To apt rove the After the Fac' variance application for Douglas <br />Kirchner, Lased on the following findings: <br />a. The higher elevations of the property on the north side tend <br />to lessen the impact of the grade level deck on the subject <br />property. <br />b. The l:lantings along the shared lot line on the north side <br />tend to lessen the impact of the structure by providing natural <br />screening. <br />r. The viewing windows for the residents to the south of the <br />subject property are angled away from the structure faciry to the <br />
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