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Melanie Curtis From: Melanie Curtis Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2013 7:33 AM To: 'Bill Bowman' Subject: RE: Bowman 450 Willow Sorry for my delayed response. I agree with your assessment that it is likely the deck(s) will meet the required rear setback with the addition of the 15 foot portion of Outlot A. However, the new property area and new property line will need to be shown on a survey for clarification and permit issuance. Regarding the south side setback, your house exists at a 25 foot setback with a variance. Any new structure, additions or improvements to the house/property which do not meet the required setbacks cannot be approved administratively, even if they are in line with the existing home. A variance would be necessary. Melanie Curtis 9 952.249.4627 ® mcurtisCaci.orono.mn.us From: Bill Bowman [mailto:bbowman@Isi-casework.com] Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2013 9:31 AM To: Melanie Curtis Subject: RE: Bowman 450 Willow Hi Melanie, Thanks for the info. I am still a bit confused though. The addition of 15 ft of outlot A allows space for the rear set back as the deck is only 16' deep. We will have 69 ft which is about 53 ft from deck to the rear lot line. The south side of the deck lines up with the south side of the house and we already had the set back variance approved at 25 ft. The deck will not intrude beyond that, here again it will be in line with the side of the house. Thanks again, Bill BILL BOWMAN V.P. GENERAL MANAGER PH: 763.383.7739 • FAX: 763.559.4395 • bbowman(alsi-casework.com LSI CORPORATION OF AMERICA•www.Isi-casework.com 2100 XENIUM LANE • MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55441 • 4LSI From: Melanie Curtis [mailto:MCurtis@ci.orono.mn.us] Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 1:55 PM To: Bill Bowman Subject: RE: Bowman 450 Willow As my letter indicates, your recent acquisition of the 15 foot portion of Outlot A, Willow Hill is not shown on a survey reflecting only your property. I would think that Mark Gronberg should be able to provide you with the survey reflecting only your property for less than $700 — but admittedly I don't know his pricing. And as new structure to be added to the lot, the proposed decks should technically be shown on the survey... I apologize if you were given conflicting information. Further, as I eluded to in my letter, I think that potentially the southern deck will need a variance if proposed in the location where it appears to be proposed from the submitted deck plans. 1