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S C H W A <br />1 0( 11%l V`. <br />June 22, 1990 <br />R Z / <br />W E <br />B E R A R <br />C H I T E <br />C T S <br />Itil I <br />,01 111 <br />• %11NNIAP011ti <br />`011,OI <br />• 55426 <br />,6121 <br />926-1156 <br />Jeanne Mabusth <br />City of Orono <br />P.O. Box 66 <br />Crystal Bay, MN 55323 <br />Dear Ms. Mabusth: <br />i4to (0�p-b <br />tw.�' 0 t9 <br />Enclosed you will find an application for a front yard set back variance from <br />100' to 63'. We have worked very hard to complete a design that would <br />reduce the amount of variance requested. <br />At this time we are submitting: <br />1. A competed application form with check for fee <br />2. Certified property owners list within 150' <br />3. flat map <br />4. Topographic survey <br />Due to the death of my father-in-law 1 will submit site plans, grading plans <br />and other site data the first part of next week. <br />We are requesting that the front yard set back which you indicated is 100' <br />be reduced to 68. Most of the home would be set back at a distance <br />greater than the 68' point. We have worked hard on the design of the home <br />to hold it as far from the property line as possible. <br />As you can seep from the topography, the site falls off quickly to the east <br />and north. The slopes required that the home be placed at the top of the <br />ridge. This means, in turn, that the home impose on the 100' set back line. <br />We require no other variances on the sits. <br />The site topography and extremely dense vegetation cause Mr. McCloud <br />hardship in siting his. home. The home is large (approximately 11,000 S.F.) <br />and has been designed to take advantage of the site conditions and <br />vegetation. It is important to us to maintain as much of the vegetation as <br />possible. <br />