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1�OT�I�tDS VIE� PI.Al�lOIII�G CO�VII�II��IOI� <br />�E50LU'�'I�1� iVO. 719-03 <br />�IT�' �I' Ii�IOUI�DS �1��/ <br />��iTIV�`�' OF �11VY�EI' <br />S'k'A'I'E O�` lYIII�I�ESO'I'A <br />�� - .�� ; . �, ��. .�: �� � ; _ -, ��,, : R, �. �, . : � . �� ��. � ■; � '�� .� : ; ; � .� .� �-, _ : <br />�;� " ,�. , ': � :; . .� .�: �; � � . �, .. ,, �, ;;` „ , ,; .. ' ,: : : <br />�,: .� � ��: , . t � � ��: • ' 1 :` � � :!� "<�� �� �� <br />�► ; .� �. � . : � , .. _ �, � �. .� � ��,� � <br />'WI�E�.4�, The applicant, Thuy Thi Bui, has applied for a variance from the minimum <br />parking requirement for a multiple-family dwelling; aiid, <br />W�IEREA�, The applicant is proposing to expand the existing �our-unit dwelling to a six- <br />unit dwelling; and <br />��E�EI�S, the property is zoned R-3, Medium Density Residential, wkuch allows a six- <br />unit dwelling; and <br />i�I�EI2EA�, The City Code requires I.5 parking spaces per unit plus 1 garage space per ;; <br />unit; and, - <br />����EA�, The property currenily has 12 parking spaces, of which only 2 are garage <br />spaces; and <br />`�fi'�EREA�, according ta Section 1125.02, Subdivision 2 of the Mounds View Municipal <br />Code, the Fianning Commission is to review a standard set of criieria, of which all must be <br />saiisfied, in order to grant a variance to the Zoning Code. <br />I�t�W, 'T�E�tEFOItE, �E IT 1�E�OL�I), the Mounds View Planning Commission <br />makes the foliowing finding of facts related to this request: <br />There are no exceptional or extraordinary conditions relatir�g to this raquest or to the <br />property. <br />2. The literal interpretation oithe Zoning Code, Chapter 1121, Parking Requirements, <br />does not deny the applicant rights commonly enjoyed by other R-3 properties. <br />3. The applicant, by virtue of the desire to expand the building, has caused ihe conditio�s <br />which necessitate the variance request. <br />4. Granting the variance would confer upon the applicant a special privilege not enjoyed <br />by others in this zoning district. <br />5. Granting the variance would be detrimental to the neighborhood in that par�r�king <br />problems already gresent would be exacerbated. <br />