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Request for Variance <br /> Lot 1 Block 1 Auditor's Subdivision No 90 to St. Paul and the western 2 <br /> of Lot D. 25 feet <br /> We seek a variance of the sideyard set back requirements on the east side of the lot in order to <br /> attempt to save the large 20" diameter elm tree on the west side of the lot. This tree is located <br /> approximately 10 feet inside the western border of the lot. Please refer to our survey of the lot, <br /> which is Exhibit A of to this request, to see the location of the tree. Without a variance we <br /> would have to remove the tree because it would be located within the southwest corner of the <br /> garage foundation of the house we propose to build on the lot. See Exhibit B of this request <br /> which is the Site Plan for the proposed house. <br /> Waiving the sideyard set back requirement on the east side of the lot would enable us to shift the <br /> house about 10 feet to the east. Based on information provided by City Forester Linda Trefoil, <br /> the resulting distance between the tree and the garage foundation is likely to be sufficient, though <br /> not guaranteed, to save the tree. <br /> This request for a variance is compatible with the city's standards for granting a variance as set <br /> forth in the zoning ordinance 9-15.03. Our lot is an unusual shape in that it narrows in width <br /> from 106 feet in the south (front) to 73 feet in the north (back). The adjoining property owners <br /> a City of Falcon Heights to the east, the University of Minnesota to the north and the <br /> Schoctel°residence to the west. The neighbors to the west would benefit from the tree being saved <br /> and there appears to us to be no impairment to the property of the city or the University <br /> would result from granting the variance. Finally, saving the tree would not be detrimetal to the <br /> public health, safety or welfare but <br /> rather would promote it. <br /> We therefore request that you grant the variance to the sideyard set back on the east side of the <br /> lot. <br />
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