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Zoning File #1027 <br />June 5, 1986 <br />Page 3 of 3 <br />Additional Co nts and Planning Comission Recos ndation <br />A motion to approve the Height variance failed by a vote of 4 to <br />2. Members failed to formally vote to deny the Pillsbury application <br />but the intent of the majority was clear. <br />The applicant's representatives were well warned that privacy <br />fences and walls are highly sensitive issues - especially for the past <br />year. The majority recommended natural plantings in place of 6 feet <br />high walls. The "bricking in" effect of lakeshore lots does not meet <br />the intent of the Code or Comprehensive Plan. <br />The minority confirmed the need to screen the property from noise <br />and lights in consideration of the curve on County Road 15 as it <br />approaches Bracketts Point Road going eastward. The Pillsbury lot has <br />been defined as a "tight lot" requiring special landscaping and <br />properly placed screening to offset the only locatic. for the house in <br />the lakeshore yard and the unique angles of intersecting roadways. <br />The applicant hay indeed demonstratea physical hardships. <br />Council Action: <br />To give staff conceptual direction in order to prepare the <br />appropriate resolutioi, for Council action at your next meeting. <br />