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aa <br />WESTWOOD PLANNING & ENGINEERING COMPANY <br />The Honorable Mayor, City Council and Planning Commission <br />City of Orono <br />P.O. Box 66 <br />Crystal Bay, MN 55323 <br />RE: Todd Waters/Dori Molitor Residence <br />3061 Casco Point Road <br />City Zoning File #1129 <br />Dear Mayor, Council and Planning Commission: <br />In February of 1987, Todd Waters had made application for variances relating to <br />hardcover, average lakeshore setback, structure in the 0-?E' setback and <br />requested relocation of a sanitary sewer line to accomodai.e construction of a <br />new home in the same location as an existing structure. The Planning Commission <br />and Council approved these requests in April and May, 1987 respectively. A <br />building permit was then issued with both the City and Applicant/Owner assuming <br />that all necessary permits and approvals were received. An approval oversight <br />was discovered after building construction started, footings were placed and <br />walls started. <br />The proposed intent, as shown on the building plans originally submitted for <br />approval, was to construct a walkout from the basement level on the lake side of <br />the new huuse. Since the new house has a first floor elevation essentially the <br />same as the original house and since the original house did not have a lower <br />level walkout to the lake, it was necessary to excavate a portion the steep 15- <br />17 foot bank and yard adjacent to the lake within the 0-75 foot setback. This <br />is prohibited within Section 10.55; Subdivision 8 of the Flood Plain and <br />Wetlands Management section of the Zoning Ordinance where if states "... (No) <br />grading ... excavation,... shall be allowed., on any land within 75 feet of the <br />ordinary highwater elevation ot any lake shoreline..." This same section though <br />does go on to indicate that this type of grading and excavation could be <br />permitted "...if such activity (being no excavation) upon those adjacent areas <br />is incompatible with the policies expressed in this section..." <br />At this time, the construction on the building is continuing but work has <br />stopped on the yard grading adjacent to the lake. Rough site grading was <br />basically complete when work stopped and is as shown on grading plans prepared <br />for Todd Waters (7-7-87) and Jack Dennis (7-9-87 ; the adjacent neighbor to the <br />north at 3055 Casco Point Road). A straw bale dike has been placed adjacent to <br />the lake to control site runoff and sedimentation until this variance proposal <br />to allow the excavation is resolved. <br />The reasons for grading and excavation are both subjective and well founded on <br />good engineering practice. There was a desire to develop a more useable yard <br />area adjacent to the lakeshore a less steep and safer lakeshore access route <br />would be provided by flattening the grade to the lower walkout level. <br />•52S EOmSROOK Cf«>SSWQ, BROOKLYN PARK, MINNESOTA 5S443 (612) 434 1962 (Bu^ims Omc«) <br />7419 WAYZATA BOULEVARD ST LOUIS PARK MINNESOTA SS426 (617) 949^0199
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