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In total, the existing `tuck under' garage and proposed accessory building garage would comprise 908 square feet cif accessory storage space. The need for the conditional use permit relates to the desired construction of a second Garage on the property. The fact that the proposed building includes a garage -style door and is of a size which can accommodate a motor vehicle distinguishes it from other accessory buildings. Setbacks. As shown on the submitted site plan. The applicant is proposing to construct the accessory building in the rear yard of his property. According to the ordinance, accessory buildings may be no closer than 10 feet from a side or rear lot line or within 30 feet of a public right -of -way. Additionally, a 50 foot setback from the ordinary high water line of Savage Lake must be maintained and the building may not be closer than 6 feet from another building (the existing home). All applicable setback requirements have be satisfied. Access. The submitted site plan does not illustrate a driveway to the proposed accessory building. While the building is technically considered a garage, it is not intended to be utilized as a typical garage with personal vehicles being maneuvered in and out on a daily basis. With this in mind, driveway access to the building is not considered necessary. Building Materials. According to the applicant, the proposed accessory building is to be of a design similar to the existing house, replicating some of its architectural details. The applicant has further indicated that the detached structure will match the finish materials of the principal building including siding, roofing facia etc. While it may be assumed, it is recommended that the color of the accessory building (siding and roofing) should likewise match that of the principal building. Building Height. According to the ordinance, the proposed accessory building may not exceed 15 feet in height. At approximately 11 feet in height, the building meets this requirement. Building Use. As previously indicated, it is the applicant's intent to utilize the proposed accessory structure to store personal items including a boat, snowmobiles, lawn furniture etc. As a condition of OUP approval, no commercial of home occupation activities may be conducted on the property.