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+6 - _ 1IL NOW 1,PR 81? 5 To: Mayor Butler Council Members ON From: Jeanne A. Mabusth, Zoning Administrator Date: April 3, 1985 Subject: #901 Karl F. Johnson, 3393 Crystal Bay Road - Variance Application - Variance a) Section 10.60, Subdivision 13, storage of boat over 20 feet in length within 15' to 20' of street. and less then 10' from side property line in a location that provides no screening from neighboring properties and within lake view of west property owner. b) Section 10.55, Subdivision 8, no filling or excavation within 75' of lakeshore or installation of permanent structures - The applicant has placed gravel over approximately 440 square feet of an area located within 75 feet of the lakeshore and has placed a section of a retaining wall within 65' to 67' of the lakeshore. The specific section of retaining wall is 3 feet high at its highest point and stepped down as it approaches the lake. The wall is six inches wide or the width of a railroad tie. List of Exhibits Exhibit. A - Application Exhibit B - Property Owners List Exhibit C - Plat Map Exhibit D - Letters From Crystal Bay Residents Exhibit F. - Wheeler Letter 2/23/85 Exhibit F - Carl. Letter 3/8/85 Exhibit G - Inspection Notice ll/l/82 Exhibit H - Site Plan - Hardcover Calculations Exhibit I - Wheeler Memo 3/14/85 Exhibit J - SJ-e Letter 3/5/85 a) Violation of Section 10.60, Subdivison 13 The applicant advises that for his specific property, this is the only area available to store his boat of 25'. The east side of the paved drive is the only formal yard or grassed area in the front yard. The west side of the yard has never been formally landscaped. The applicant has advised that half of the gravel area that lays between the paved drive and west property line is the bed of an old gravel drive that served the house to the west. The remaining portion (area adjacent to retaining wall) was never able to sustain adequate ground cover because of the erosion from the steep back to the north. The applicant has listed the following hardships in his application for a variance: 1. Narrow lot and location of adjacent homes and improvements.