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;Ii,iiJ"i:::; or 'rll1: E'I.ixzikuIA,jG COM.31S:;10:I MI-,i: ING 111:1-il OC' OBER 211, 1935 <br />,07U RICHARD RINI:IIART <br />18'i OLI) LONG LAKE; ROAD <br />VARIANCE - SECO.JD REVIEW <br />Richar,': Rinehart was psent t:ur this inattcr. . <br />Assistant Zoning Adi,iinistrutor Gaffron explained that <br />the applicant has submitted an updated survey stowing <br />that the existing garage slab is within the property <br />boundaries being 0.6' from the . �t line at the <br />northeast corner and 1.5' at the southeast corner of the <br />slab. As requested by the Planning Commission at the <br />last review, staff has looked at this property for <br />alternative locations for the garage and found that <br />given the location of the septic tanks and drainfield, <br />and topography of the lot, and from a safety standpoint, <br />it would be preferable to be ah' to drive forward onto <br />Old Long Lake Road, staff s the existing slab <br />location is the most feasible. _a addition, staff does <br />not see any change in the drainage pattern. <br />Even though the garage did not encroach on the neighbors <br />property, Bellows stated that she still. felt there were <br />some problems with this pr oosal. <br />It was moved by Goetten, . . -onded by 1,1cDonald, to <br />recommend approval cf the variances as presented with <br />justificplion based on the facts and hardships as listed <br />in staff memo. Motion, Ayes 3, Nays 1. Bellows voted <br />nay. <br />41078 JOHN NU SSOPUST -� <br />440 SOUTH BROWN ROAD <br />CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT <br />PUBLIC HEARING 9:50 - 9:54 <br />Mrs. John Massopust was present for this matter. <br />7i <br />The _Affida"vit of Publication and Certificate of Mailing <br />�"- was noted. <br />Assistant Zoning Administrator Caffron explained the <br />request to excavate and fill to create a more suitable <br />water fowl pond from the existing pond which is not a <br />designated wetland. He noted the following facts: <br />-existing pond is a low area that holds water, <br />apparently more this year than in other years. I' <br />is possible that the pond outlet may have previously <br />existed but was filled in somewhat by 'excess <br />material when the private road was built. <br />-the pond is at a very high point in the watershed, <br />has insignificant value as storage or nutrient <br />retention area by virtue of a fairly small influent <br />watershed. <br />7 <br />