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-3- • 1 property line, which meant the Nelson' s pro- 2 posal for two foot eaves would be in conformance. 3 4 The Manager .also said: 5 6 -there are no Ordinance restrictions on the size 7 of garages as long as they meet the setback , 8 requirements ; 9 10 -he didn' t think the City would oppose having 11 Mr . Nelson' s service door swing out rather than 12 in; 13 14 -the..City doesn' t allow anyone to add on if the 15 resultant drainage would adversely impact the 16 adjoining property. The Building Inspector 17 wouldn' t issue a building permit for this addi- 18 tion until he was certain there would be no such 19 impact; 20 21 -the matter could be tabled until the next Commis- 22 sion meeting to allow the Nelson' s and -Mrs. 23 Ittner to discuss a time schedule for * the con- 24 struction to take place; 25 • 26 -said neither Mrs. Ittner nor her grandson would 27 have to appear at the next hearing if they con- 28 tacted the City offices before the hearing about 29 the current status of the house sale and their 30 arrangements with Mr. Nelson. 31 32 Proponents: Dwayne and Nancy Nelson, property owners and 33 residents. 34 35 -when they had measured Mr. Bjorklund' s property 36 they had found his neighbor to the north had less 37 than .the required 15 foot total side yard setback 38 ( 13 feet) but Mr. Bjorklund had 8 feet between 39 his house and their joint proeprty line and not 40 5 feet, as indicated on the sketch in the Com- 41 ' mission' s agenda packet; 42 43 -owners of 3420, 3416, 3417 , 3413 , 3409 , and 3405 44 Roosevelt Street had signed the petition he had 45 distributed that evening but the other property 46 owners had told him they planned to be at the 47 hearing instead; 48 49 -he wanted to build a 22 foot wide garage because 50 he wanted a service door in front; needed space 51 for the .3 cars and a boat he owned; and would • 52 like to have space fora hobby wood working shop 53 if there was enough room; 54 55