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CITY COUNCIL MEETING, NOVEMBER 3, 1982 <br />-5- <br />$, PHILIP TAYLOR - PUBLIC HEARING - Continued; <br />( --Philip Taylor - in response to Eder"s question on setbacks of <br />adjacent homes deck on the house to the south is in front <br />of the proposed deck - not sure about house to the north as <br />there is a wooded strip in between. Did not feel the DNR <br />policy concerning encroachment of structures into setback areas <br />for aesthetics, water infiltration, and nutrient entrapment <br />was applicable to his proposal,.- deck would improve the <br />aesthetics and fit into what exists in the area. Bob Anderson, <br />neighbor to the south, indicated no opposition to the deck. <br />Mr. Taylor explained the design of the deck, stating there is <br />no other location for the structure because of the design of <br />the house. <br />---Fraser - referenced the Administrator's comments (memo-10/29/82) <br />does not appear that any thought was given to designing the <br />deck to conform with the code. <br />--Novak - could the deck be situated so that the two zoning <br />variances would not be needed? <br />--Taylor - could eliminate the wood storage box. <br />--Whittaker - clarified his comments - appears the structure could <br />be moved over 2' to comply with the code or redesign the shape <br />to conform with the setback. <br />--Taylor - the terrain, lot drops off sharply to the lake, hinders <br />building a deck that would meet all the code requirements. Also <br />don't want to get too close to the drainfield area. Proposal <br />is 1'-2' above ground level - moving it over would place it <br />over the steep drop off. Could modify so that the deck would be <br />10' from the south side yard property line and eliminate the <br />woodbox., <br />--Morgan - no problem with the request if these two modifications <br />are made. <br />--Whittaker - asked the Engineer if this would interfer with an <br />alternate drainfield site <br />--Bohrer - no, because the drainfield would have to be 75' from <br />the shoreline - this cannot be varied. <br />--Whittaker - what is the hardship that justifies the 50% variance. <br />suggested Mr. Taylor come back with a plan showing the deck <br />10" from the side yard property line, eliminating the woodbox, <br />and showing the two adjacent properties. <br />--Morgan - referred to a similar action -on Downs Lake - no problem <br />with the setback from the lake.- many structures around the <br />lakes that are closer than 100 ft. <br />--Taylor - cannot comply with the lake setback as the house is <br />92' from the watex. Hardship is that there is no other place <br />to put the deck. <br />Mayor Eder closed the hearing`at.8:20 p.m. <br />--Morgan - cannot see building a deck within 100' of a lake as <br />being harmful to the environment or the lake. Should not be <br />allowed to encroach more than the required 10' and should remove <br />the proposed woodbox. <br />Mottaz - familar with the property - cannot foresee a deck <br />causing any problems -a living addition is a different question. <br />M/S/P Morgan/Mottaz approving a variance -from the Shoreland <br />Regulation to construct a deck about 55 feet of the high water <br />mark where 100 feet is required, provided said deck does not en- <br />croach within the 10' side yard setback and the woodbox, proposed <br />within 5 feet of the side yard line is eliminated. <br />
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