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Zoning File 41052 July 16, 1986 Page 3 of 3 6. The higher elevations of the adjacent road bed provide vision barrier for structures on applicant's lakeshore. 7. The fence and shed create no hazards for the pedestrian or vehicular user:. of the roadway. S. The fence or shed will create no lake view problem for surrounding lakeshore lot owners. Approval subject to the following conditions: 1. Fence to be rebuilt of the same building material and at the same height - applicant must specify. 2. Shed must be rebuilt 10 feet from southern side lot line and at the proposed dimension of 8'x6' but may not exceed 6 feet or 72 inches in height measured from existing c-ade based on elevation of adjacent road bed. August 6, 1986 Additional Co nts and Planning Co®ission Recos endtion: The applicant has revised his original request for premission to replace the entire run of fencing (total of 95 lineal feet) along street side of lakeshore property with 3 h feet high solid cedar fencing. Planning Commission felt applicant's request to rebuild shed using existing foundation was acceptable and recommends grant. side setback variance of 4 feet from shared lot line with C•.1- owned land (south side) finding use of existing foundation will result in less disruption of lakeshore yard area and existing plantings and road elevations, provide screening from lakeshore and roadside at present location. -"he enclose resolution has been drafted per Planning Commission recommendtion. If Council finds the findings of staff and Planning Commission not acceptable because of the danger of establishing a negative precedent in dealing with similar requests and that the findings do not present a unique situation or acceptable hard- ships, direct staff to prepare a resolution of denial for action at your August 25, 1986 meeting.