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ORONO PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING <br />MINUTES FOR MAY 18, 1998 <br />(#8) #2366 PETER LANPHER, 1359 PARK DRIVE -VARIANCES -8:27-8:48 P.M. <br />The Certificate of Mailing and Affidavit of Publication were noted. <br />The applicant was present. <br />Van Zomeren passed out pictures the applicant provided. Property is zoned LR-1 B. Requested are <br />variances for hardcover, average lakeshore setback and side yard setback to allow a pool, deck and <br />shed that were damaged during a storm in 1997 and subsequently replaced without permits or <br />variances to remain. The survey shows that the pool and deck exceed 1,000 square feet and it is <br />therefore considered an oversized accessory structure. The shed needs to be 10 feet from the side <br />property line. The existing garage is also an oversized accessory structure and should be 15 feet <br />from property line. The pool and deck exceed 1,000 square feet and are required to be 30 feet from <br />the side property line. <br />Applicant is asking to keep the pool, deck and shed which require several variances for hardcover <br />in the 75-250' setback, average lakeshore setback and side yard setback. <br />There is a separate issue with the location of retaining wall. However, the applicant provided a legal <br />document from Hennepin County to staff. The staff originally thought the wall may be on the · <br />neighbor's property and the applicant thought the survey was incorrect. Van Zomeren stated that <br />staff could not recommend approval because they were built without permits or varianc~s. Four <br />years after the pool was originally constructed in 1972, the variance was requested after it was <br />determined that it was built without permits. Storm damage is viewed as providing an opportunity <br />for compliance. Applicant stated he moved in 1986, the house was built in 1968, and the pool was <br />constructed in 1972. In 1976, when the garage was constructed, there would have been a hardcover <br />issue. He is concerned that the 1976 survey is not the same as the 1998 survey. <br />Applicant could move the shed on the other side, but there would be a drainage issues.· Stoddard said <br />he wants to be sympathetic, but has to look at the after-the-fact variance requests. It is common to <br />ask for smaller deck, etc, when there is a hardcover issue. Smith asked how reconstruction_occmred <br />without a permit. Applicant said only the comer of the pool was destroyed, and the pooi people <br />thought panels could be replaced initially. Later it was discovered that more work was needed. <br />Replacement parts are no longer available. Smith asked if no one thought to call the city and ask if <br />permits were needed. Applicant said he thought there wasn't enough damage to require permits, and <br />he was only replacing what had previously existed. The mortgage company decided there was 100% <br />replacement cost. <br />8
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