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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />SEPTEMBER 22, 1993 <br />Howe indicated that he felt the variance was best on <br />the south since locating the house in that manner would <br />save trees on the north and vegetation in the back. <br />Scalze did not understand why the trees could not be <br />saved on the north no matter which side yard the <br />variance was granted. <br />Capsner felt that if the variance occurred on the <br />north, the driveway would go right to the corner of the <br />property and pointed out that the trees are right on <br />the property line. <br />Scalze felt that the builder could angle the driveway <br />to avoid the trees. <br />Capsner felt the driveway could not be angled given the <br />location of the cul-de-sac in relation to the lot. <br />DeLonais pointed out that the home on the south would <br />have its garage next to the house Gordie Howe is <br />proposing, therefore, the impact would be lessened to <br />the house on the south. <br />It was noted that the public hearing notice did not <br />indicate whether the variance request was for the north <br />or south property line. While Morelan felt that <br />legally the City would be O.K. with acting on a <br />variance on either the north or south, procedurally he <br />had a problem with it. Morelan also pointed out that <br />the City requires 6-foot drainage and utility easements <br />on lot lines, and in this case it appears that there <br />are 5-foot easements on the side lot lines. <br />Howe reported that there were 5-foot easements on the <br />side lot lines for this lot, but that the south lot <br />line of Lot 4 had a 5-foot easement, while the north <br />lot line had a 7.5 foot easement. <br />Howe reported that if the Council did not act on his <br />variance request this evening, he would have to place <br />the house straight on the lot, which would result in <br />the loss of more trees. Howe reported that he could <br />not delay construction any longer. <br />Hanson pointed out that it would be more objectionable <br />to have the house placed straight on the lot. <br />Capsner stated that he had <br />being placed straight on t' <br />ensure the trees are saved <br />to be setback a minimum of <br />line. Capsner stated that <br />being granted on the north <br />Page 10 <br />no objection to the house <br />ze lot since that would <br />since the house would have <br />10 feet from the property <br />he objected to a variance <br />property line. <br />