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Zoning File #1284 <br />August 31, 1988 <br />Page 2 of 2 <br />Original Proposal: Applicant proposed 0-75' setback area reduction of <br />2.65%; 75-250' setback area reduction of 2.79% for a total reduction <br />of 5.4%. <br />Amended Proposal: 0-75' setback area reduction of 1.3%; 75-250' <br />setback area reduction of 3.2%; for a total reduction of 4.57%. <br />Total reduction within the 0-500' setback area equals 8.07%. <br />Review of Current Request <br />Please review applicant's letter of August 24, 1988 that notes that <br />applicant's sons incorrectly removed approximately 249 s.f. of paving <br />within the lakeshore yard that was not scheduled for removal. In exchange, <br />the applicant asks that he be allowed to maintain the existing shed and <br />barbecue area and a portion of the paved drive. Although applicant's <br />letter would suggest a 1 or 2 s.f. difference, the ordinances of the City <br />would require that we relate to the removals according to their location <br />within the specific setback zones. The above hardcover facts more clearly <br />reflect that relationship. Within the 0-75' setback area, hardcover <br />proposal was at 3.56% and the amended proposal is 4.9% (existing was 6.2%). <br />Within the 75-250' setback area, total hardcover was proposed originally at <br />26.4%. The amended proposal is approximately 26.03%. Total removal of <br />hardcover between the 0-250' setback area now proposed at 4.5%, this would <br />still meet the Planning Commission directive at 3.4% recommended level <br />reduction of hardcover within the 0-250' setback area. <br />Options of Action Available to Council - <br />1. To require that applicant meet the originally proposed 5.47% reduction <br />of existing hardcover within the 0-250' setback area. <br />2. To approve the request to amend the hardcover removal at 4.57% to <br />allow the paved area within the 75-250' setback area at 72 s.f. and to <br />allow the barbecue area and shed within the 0-79' setback area to <br />remain. <br />