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MINUTES OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD AUGUST 15, 1988 ZONING FILE #1314 CONTINUED removing the concrete pi�io at this time. Applicant stated that he would still have the save prrblcm with the ice. Mr. Rowlette stated that the only reason they are in need of this addtion is due to a new road being built directly across from their kitchen. The addition will act as a screen from headlights shining in their house from this new driveway. Bellows statea that she had a problem with the appropriateness of using the greenhouse addition as a screen for incoming light. Applicant stated that the addition would be made of a dark plexiglass material. Applicant stated that he had a problem understanding why there should be any concern. They were not asking to add to the hardcover and asked why he needed approval to perform this addition. Bellows stated that the existing house was so far outside of the boundaries. They had already put one addition on and now they were requesting another addition. Mrs. Rowlette stated that the addition was merely a rounded glass window that extends 4 1/2' from the house. It is being added to fill an existing space on the outside gall of the house. She asked what more the Planning Commission would need to see. Brown asked applicants whether they reed the entire concrete patio to take care of the ice build-up problem? Mr. Rowlette stated that the patio was in two pieces and he could remove one part of it. Kelley stated that understood the problem of trying to chip ice from a wood surface. If applicants would be willing to remove the portion of patio, he would approve the addition. Bellows reiterated her concern about using a window to screen light. Kelley asked applicant how a plexiglass window would prevent headlights from shining in their kitchen window? Mrs. Rowlette stated that the window would be a reflective, darkened glass. Mr. Rowlette added that they would install trees and bushes inside the greenhouse which would add to the screening affect. There were no comments from the public regarding this matter and the public hearing was closed. It was moved by Kelley, seconded by Brown, to recommend approval of the addition of the 4 112' sunroom, subject to the condition that the patio on the south side of the house be removed up to the felt line, which is equal the location of the deck and runs parallel to the ho-ise. The patio must be removed before the permit for the sunroom is issued. Motion, Ayes-6, Nays-4, Motion passed. 9131S CONSIDB MANOR NpMLO MMERS' ASSOCIATION 1MRW"WTi0N OF MIi.i,UM DRIVE AND COUMTRXSIDB DRIVE VAR ANC28 PUBLIC: ERARtMG 81-53 P.M. - d:S7 B.M. The Affidavit of Publication and Certificate of Mailinq were noted. 13