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TO: Council 517 FWM: Jeanne A. Mabusth, Zoning Adtinistrator DATE: October 11, 1979 8UWXCT: #517 Robsrt W. Huber, 3390 Sayside Road - VARIANCE RAITUN Of Application 1. Variance to Moratorium 2. Variance to Septic Code (separation - well from drainfield) Required: 75' Proposed: 50' Variance: 25' (33.3%) 3. Side Yard Variance Required: 30' Proposed: 10.8' Variance: 19.2' (66%) The Huber variance application has been subject to the same reviewing process as the two previous variance applications to the moratorium - #501 (Gerald Gustafson) setback variance for basement addition and 0503 (Henry Schmitz) setback variance for detached garage. The Hubers propose an addition with two bedrooms and a bathroom requiring a side yard setback. This reviewing process involves Michael saffron, the septic system inspector, inspecting each site plan to assure that adequate area remains for septic expansion, either additional area to expand existing system and/or adequate area for an alternate system. The intent of the septic code is to preserve on both new and existing lots enough area to handle all future sewage treatment needs in the unsewered area. Michael Gaffron has detailed this application of the septic code in his memo dated September 19, 1979 (Exhibit 0). The Hubert did not have enough area tr satisfy both the addition and the septic code's demands. Our advice was to acquire additional land from the neighboring property owner. Gaffron'■ memo of September 24, 1979 (Exhibit 71 reviews the effects of this acquisition on both the Huber's application and the neiqhor's property. Approval of the Huber's variance application was based on the following conditions: 1. Applicant submit proof of legal lot combination before building permit can be issued. 2. The acquisition of additional land for an alternate drainfield area r..eets the intent of the septic code in providing self- sufficient septic treatment and therefore the intent of the moratorium is not violated. These conclusions are based on the septic inspe--tor's findings and recommendations.