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MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD JUNE 20, 1988 <br />#1278 TIMM CONTINUED <br />Gaffron explained the request for an average 'Lakeshore <br />setback variance and a 75-250' hardcover variance to <br />construct a deck. He reviewed staff's recommendation <br />for removal of hardcover to reduce the 75-250' hardcover <br />to 38.2% from the existing 43.9E and proposed 46.0%. <br />Mr. Timm stated he had a plan that would reduce the 75- <br />250' hardcover to 36%. <br />There were no comments from the public regarding this <br />matter and the public hearing was closed. <br />It was moved ry Kelley, seconded by Johnson, to <br />recommend approval per staff.'s recommendation of <br />hardcover removal to 38.2% final 75-250' hardcover. <br />Motion, Ayes 7, Nays 0. <br />#1280 WEN'uli L. WEIHE <br />1376 BALDUR PARK ROAD <br />VARIANCE <br />SECOND REVIEW <br />Wendy Weihe and her architect, Paul Nielsen, were <br />present for this matter. <br />Mr. Nielsen reviewed the revised plan which reduces the <br />structural hardcover. He referred to Exhibit J and the <br />variance granted at 1432 Baldur Park Road in 1988. <br />Kelley noted that the revised Flan consists of a net <br />reduction of hardcover, of which approximately 91 s.f. <br />is structural hardcover. He found no problem with the <br />hardcover proposed in the revised plan. <br />Regarding the easement issue, Gaffron noted that <br />neither of the two documents on the property's <br />Certificate of Title have a significant effect on this <br />application, but may have a significant effect in the <br />future development of properties to the north of <br />applicants property. <br />Mr. Franklin submitted a copy of his warranty deed to <br />Planning Commission to make them aware of the 45' <br />easement for roadway purposes which will greatly reduce <br />applicant's green area when his property is developed. <br />Mr. Ben Hoag stated he had an interest in the lots on <br />the point and felt that because of the lack of facts <br />known by the City, the City should be very careful and <br />not grant rights and variances to applicant without the <br />facts being resolved. <br />i <br />