Laserfiche WebLink
Request for Council Action continued <br />page 2 of 3 <br />March 7, 1995 <br />Zoning File #1998 <br />J -Property to South's Survey (Gardiner, 3770 Bayside Road) <br />K -Staff Sketch <br />L -Elevations <br />M -Floor Plan <br />N -Revised Plan <br />0 -Gardiner Letter <br />Description of Request <br />The applicant proposes the removal of the existing structure and to rebuild a new residence with <br />attached garage requiring area and width variances as set forth above. Applicant's application <br />originally involved a request for a front street setback variance but chose to amend the <br />application before the Planning Commission when it appeared that the setback variance would <br />be denied. Review Exhibit N, applicant has presented a revised proposal showing the house <br />meeting all required setbacks of the LR-lA Zoning District. <br />The property was served with sewer with the recent sewering of Stubbs Bay area. The existing <br />residence is currently not connected to sewer but has been assessed one sewer unit. Municipal <br />sewer lines are located within the utility easements within a 16 ½' utility easement along the <br />south lot line of Lot 2, Burgers Bayside Second Addition (refer to Exhibit G). Lot 52 of <br />Auditor's Subdivision No. 203 was created in October of 1928. The property achieves access <br />via a nonexclusive 16 ½' easement located within the same area of the municipal easement for <br />sewer at the south lot line of Lot 2, Burgers Bayside Addition. Review Exhibits B, J and N, <br />the property owners to the immediate south advised that the existing curb cut at Bayside serving <br />both residences intersects their property. They have asked that construction vehicles not use this <br />portion of the drive. Applicants shall develop a curb cut within their legal access corridor. <br />Statement of Hardship <br />1. The house has existed on this site for over sixty years. <br />2. The property was approved for sewer in 1992 and assessed one sewer unit. <br />3. There is an adequate building envelope to permit the construction of a new <br />residence on the property without need for setback variances. <br />4. The property is located within the 250-500' setback zone from the shoreline of <br />Lake Minnetonka and would be allowed a total of 19,668 s.f. of hardcover <br />improvements. <br />Planning Commission Recommendation