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Lakeview
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1925 Lakeview Terrace
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2711823420014
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�°� <br /> 0 0 <br /> � g . C ITY of ORUNO <br /> ,� :^. � <br /> ti <br /> �'',� �G'�' RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCI L <br /> L`�k'Es8�4 N O. � � � `�' <br /> a) The area variance is necessary to allow use of the site for residential dwelling <br /> purposes.The property has been in separate ownership not legally combined with <br /> any other parcels, although it has Ueen owned in common with the adjoining <br /> developed residential parcel since 1974. <br /> b) The property contains a wetland that has Ueeii delineated under current WCA rules <br /> and which is itot included in the calculation of dry Uuildable land area.The lot size <br /> and wetland status are factors unique to this lot and not under the applicants' <br /> controL <br /> c) Granting of a lot area variance to allow a house to Ue constnicted on the site will <br /> have only a minor impact on the character of the neig]lUorhood,as long as the house <br /> nieets the setUack standards for the 2-acre zone(which will center the house on the <br /> lot more than for other lots in the neighborhood which were developed under a lesser <br /> standard under prior codes). <br /> d) The lot size is typical of the immediate area,and all homes in the immediate area are <br /> subject to the 2-acre standards even though they are 1-acre lots. The wetland <br /> condition is a unique factor to this property and the vacant lot across the street from <br /> it. <br /> e) Virtually the entire property was identified as wetland on the City's 1975 Wetland <br /> Inventory and Classification Maps. Filling on the property in the 1960's resulted in <br /> significant changes to the property such that in 2004 the wetland remaining on the <br /> property as defined under current regulations is approximately 0.19 acres in area, <br /> or 1/5 of the gross area of the site.The applicants have dernonstrated that the area <br /> designated as wetland in the City's 1975 Wetland Inventory is no longer serving <br /> wetland functions and cannot legally Ue required to be restored to its condition prior <br /> to the filling.A 0.13 acre drainage easement to accommodate a drainageway on the <br /> property reduces the buildable area to 0.69 acres, leaving a buildaUle envelope <br /> meeting all applicable setbackrequirements of approximately 50'x 75',adequate to <br /> construct a reasonable size home and garage. Therefore, granting of the area <br /> variance to allow a house on the site will not be contrary to the intent of the Code, <br /> and no additional variances are necessary to construct a residence on the property. <br /> fl The applicants have concurrentlyrequested a wetland inap amendment to revise <br /> the boundaries of the wetland on the property. The City Engineer has provided <br /> comments regarding the stormwatermanagement irnplications of amending the <br /> Page 2 of 7 <br />
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