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M S & R Members of the Orcno city Council 22 November 1989 Page 2 Our initial design work suggested a plantroom off the sunroom, which would have made the most sense based on the design of the existing house and how the Pillsburys use it. However, the location was clearly too close to the lake. Its current proposed location off the master bedroom suite still allows it to be adjacent to the work and informal living areas of the house. We had pursued a tub room addition, annexed to the plantroom, that would have been an ideal solution to dealing with the Pillsburys' arthritis problems, but decided to eliminate it to minimize the amount of hardcover within the 0'-75' zone and to reduce the overall visual impact of the addition from the lake. Note that the southeast corner of the addition would come no closer than 58.5' to the lake. Orchids require bright but filtered sunlight. The proposed location of the plantroom on the south side, screened by deciduous trees and the trellis -like roof overhand, is ideal for cultivation. It is long and narrow in form to maximize exposure to the sun. It is quite small in size (about 210 s.f.), j11^l" long enough to accommodate the orchids d just wide enough for two chairs. It also aligns perfectly with the reinforced existing circulation axis leading from the front entrance hall. We have reviewed all conceivable location options :or the addition with the Pillsburys, especially since they are involved in interior remodeling, but can come up with no feasible alternative. the proposed addition represents the only acceptable location. r r ¢ w� y PRO PO SF1) AUUITift �. ISETSWK t %E Tp AC K PR k�_ L)DITk)M o. • tE' 1 p Al' K t?PtUPOSED ^001TRJN ...i�.:�RU APD1TWN L3-