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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes October 17, 2006 Page 6 1 one pylon. She clarified further the station could have a monument sign for every right-of-way, 2 but only one pylon. 3 4 Chair Stromgren stated the last seven words should be taken out, add a period after `sign,' and 5 take out the reference to curb cut. He restated how the sentence should read. 6 7 Assistant City Manager Moore-Sykes summarized the recommended changes, additions, and 8 deletions under 1400.07 and 1400.12 for the Commissioners. She stated Staff would submit the 9 rewrite to the City Attorney to make sure it reads correctly. 10 11 Motion by Commissioner Jensen, seconded by Commissioner Hoska to recommend approval of 12 the proposed Language Change to Chapter 14, Signs to allow Electronic Gas Price Display Signs, 13 as amended and clarified by staff 14 15 Motion carried unanimously 16 17 Chair Stromgren stated this would be presented at the October 24, 2006 City Council meeting for 18 the first of three readings. 19 20 Chair Stromgren recommended Mr. Archambeau have someone from the Mobil station attend 21 the City Council meeting to answer questions. 22 23 VII. CONCEPT REVIEWS. 24 25 A. 3609 Downers Drive—Stoop Encroachment in Front Yard 26 27 Assistant City Manager Moore-Sykes stated Mr. Mark Shadduck contacted Staff for information 28 on removing and replacing his concrete driveway. She reported he asked what the process would 29 be if he wanted to expand and replace the front stoop and steps. Assistant City Manager Moore- 30 Sykes informed Mr. Shadduck he would need to determine how far from the front yard setback 31 the current stoop was and that the City ordinance did not allow an encroachment of a front stoop 32 by five feet. She reported Mr. Shadduck explained that widening the stoop an additional 12 33 inches would make it easier to assist an elderly parent into the home and reduce the unsafe 34 impact a drip line had on the front stoop, which caused an icy, slippery hazard in the winter. 35 Assistant City Manager Moore-Sykes explained the right-of-way is ten feet from the curb to the 36 lot line and the front yard setback, which is 30 feet from the lot line to the house, is a 37 measurement substantiated by a lot survey done in 1992 by Kemper Surveyors. She reported, 38 according to the property owner, the existing front stoop is approximately eight feet into the front 39 yard, three feet more than the City ordinance allows. Assistant City Manager Moore-Sykes 40 stated the house was constructed in 1965, making the current front stoop grandfathered in. 41 42 Mr. Mark Shadduck, 3609 Downers Drive, appeared before the Commission to answer questions. 43 44 Chair Stromgren asked Mr. Shaddock if the existing stoop projected eight feet from the house 45 and was it connected to the home and on a foundation.