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CC PACKETS 1987-1989
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CC PACKET 07191988
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1 The Commissioner told the other Commissioners the applicant had not <br /> • 2 presented arguments convincing enough to get him to recommend a <br /> 3 variance. He said he perceived in cases like this one, the neighbor <br /> 4 concerns had to be taken into account because they have a lot of <br /> 5 money invested in their homes. Commissioner London didn't think the <br /> 6 * City should be encouraging lowering property values by allowing <br /> 7 businesses to operate out of homes. <br /> 8 Later on, Commissioner London reiterated that it was pretty obvious t <br /> 9 him that Mr. Tomas was running his plumbing business out of his home <br /> 10 and that fact had to be considered when the Commission made a <br /> it decision. He told the other Commissioners , based on his own <br /> 12 experience with a one car garage he had decided a long time ago that <br /> 13 he was going to vote affirmatively for any request for a two car <br /> 14 garage but he perceived a different issue was involved here where <br /> 15 "there were too many people and too many cars" for the site size <br /> 16 where he didn't think granting a, variance for another garage would do <br /> 17 much to alleviate the problems. <br /> 18 Wagner indicated the only reason he was even considering <br /> 19 recommending the variance was because he wondered whether a second <br /> 20 garage might help the current situation. <br /> 21 Hansen indicated he was not opposed to the variance for a number of <br /> 22 reasons. He perceived the issue of whether the applicant is running <br /> 23 a business out- of his home was not what the Commission was supposed <br /> • 24 to decide. The Commissioner pointed out that they had heard from <br /> 25 only one neighbor who lived across the street even though the <br /> 26 neighbor to the. east was the most affected. <br /> 27 Commissioner Hansen added that Mr. Tomas can build a detached garage <br /> 28 without a variance and said, given the lay of the land and the <br /> 29 proximity to the neighbors, he wasn't certain the second garage <br /> 30 wouldn't be more of, an obstruction in the backyard. He personally <br /> 31 believed an attached garage added more continuity to the property <br /> 32 than if it were built in the backyard so close the neighbor's. <br /> 33 The Commissioner commented that he didn't think Mr. Tomas driving a <br /> 34 van he uses for his work home every night was any different than his <br /> 35 carrying his brief case out and into his home every day. <br /> 36 He argued that by granting the variance for another garage, the City <br /> 37 might be getting some vehicles off the street which was the goal of <br /> 38 the ordinance the Council recently passed and he "assumed was going <br /> 39 to be enforced" . In response to comments about too many cars on the <br /> 40 site, Commissioner Hansen indicated he perceived the Commission was <br /> 41 trying to make a decision related to the number of cars which can be <br /> 42 parked at a residence, which the Council hadn't even been able to <br /> 43 come to .grips with when `they passed the ordinance allowing parking <br /> 44 only on paved surfaces. <br /> • 9 <br />
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