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• <br />• <br />• <br />Planning & Zoning Board <br />April 12, 2000 <br />Page 3 <br />Mr. Rafferty noted the question of the value which Staff bases their hardship <br />consideration upon and asked about the style of the house. Ms. Wyland stated a walkout <br />style of house is proposed and the hardship is the wetland, not the value. <br />David Pearson, applicant, stated the house is a 1,360 square foot walkout home. He <br />stated they originally had the walkout toward the wetland but, due to elevations on the <br />site, have changed the walkout to the north side. Mr. Pearson stated they have modified <br />the plan to take the elevations and grading issues into consideration. <br />Mr. Rafferty asked Mr. Pearson if he will be the owner of the house. Mr. Pearson stated <br />he is building the house to sell it. Mr. Rafferty noted the surrounding homes are much <br />larger than the proposed house. Mr. Pearson stated the size of this house accommodates <br />the required setbacks, elevation, and grading issues. He advised of the location of other <br />homes he has constructed and reviewed the proposed exterior building materials. He <br />assured the Planning and Zoning Board that this house will have good curb appeal. <br />Mr. Rafferty noted the lot has been vacant for six years and asked if there is a concern <br />that this may not be a good location for a house. Mr arson stated he believes it will be <br />attractive to buyers due to the changes in elevatio timated the value of the home <br />will be $250,000. <br />Chair Schaps commented on a house in an her unity that was constructed close to <br />a wetland and has now had to be shored u son stated this house will be 7.5 feet <br />from the wetland and the grade can b- tai .. s it is today. <br />Mr. Powell stated the survey is tw <br />on the existing grades. He no <br />the City will need to receiv <br />floor elevation. This informat <br />survey. <br />nal without indicating how the house will fit <br />ce does not include approval of the survey and <br />on on the elevations, citing of the house, and lowest <br />be required to be submitted as well as a certified <br />Mr. Pearson stated this is his final certificate of survey and is the second survey <br />conducted. He explained that by angling the house, they have been able to reduce the <br />variance request. <br />Mr. Powell reiterated that another certificate of survey will be required prior to issuance <br />of the building permit. <br />Mr. Johnson made a MOTION to approve a variance ranging from 2.4 feet to 10 feet to <br />David Pearson, 6280 Ware Road, to allow a single family home to be located closer than <br />the required 40 foot setback from the property line on a collector roadway based on the <br />rational that the findings of fact for variance consideration have been met and was <br />supported by Ms. Lane. Motion carried 5 -1 (Rafferty). <br />B. Lyndal Nelson, 87 Lilac Street, Variance <br />
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