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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />MARCH 27, 2013 <br />granting the Variance other than that the lot is large. Montour pointed out <br />that the Jaede situation has to be different than anyone else's, and noted <br />that if the Variance is approved, the next property owner with a large lot <br />can make the same request. There have to be some findings of fact to <br />justify granting the Variance. <br />Jaede did not feel his request was unreasonable and pointed out that he is <br />not planning to run a business from the garage. He indicated that he <br />would like to retain the existing garage to retain its historical value as well <br />as construct a new garage. Jaede indicated that the existing garage is 590 <br />square feet and has 6'4 "garage doors. <br />McGraw agreed that this is a large piece of property, but noted that the <br />Code does not provide for granting a Variance based on the size of the <br />property. There has to be a uniqueness that exists to justify the Variance. <br />McGraw stated that he cannot find that uniqueness, therefore, the City <br />cannot legally grant the Variance. McGraw stated that the City would <br />have to change the Code in order to approve the proposal. McGraw also <br />pointed out that he cannot remember that a Variance of this nature has <br />ever been approved in the City. <br />Montour asked if there was anyone from the general public present <br />wishing to comment on this matter. <br />Carl Nelson, 762 LaBore Road, felt that the property was unique pointing <br />out that it consists of 2 acres and has a house on it that was constructed in <br />the 1800's. Nelson pointed out that the garage space proposed is only <br />about 2% of the property area. He also noted that half of the Planning <br />Commission felt the proposal was a good idea. Nelson again stated that <br />the situation is unique and encouraged the City to support the Variance <br />request. He pointed out the property had been on the market for over a <br />year, the new property owners are combining the parcels into one and are <br />putting a significant investment in this property. McGraw asked what <br />basis there was for granting the Variance. Nelson suggested that the size <br />of the property provided the basis. Jaede suggested that garage size <br />allowed could be based on a percentage of property size. Boss suggested <br />that perhaps this is something that could be considered. <br />McGraw pointed out that while Jaede is currently combining the property <br />into one large parcel, there are no guarantees that the property will not be <br />subdivided in the future. Jaede noted that even if the lots remained <br />separate, the new garage would not come close to lot lines. McGraw <br />again stated that in the future, the property could be subdivided and then <br />the current 2 acre site would no longer be 2 acres. <br />5 <br />
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