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<br />Not Approved <br />Baker approves of the project as it is and would pass it as it has been presented. Burg inquired to <br />how many square feet the patio is and how many chairs and tables will fit in the space. She <br />question what the impact to seating would be if it was brought within the variance line. <br />Champp’s owner replied that there are 50 or so dining seats. Fernelius added that four tables <br />would be lost if the patio moved back within the required side yard setback. <br /> <br />Zisla questioned if it matters to the commission that this is a patio and not an enclosed addition. <br />O’Brien replied that many times a deck or patio, as long as it is built on the ground and not <br />supported by columns, has been considered landscaping and not part of the building, so there is <br />an interpretation that can be taken in the code. Schiferl agreed with that interpretation, but feels <br />that question should be answered by the City Attorney. Baker stated that if it was a fence instead <br />of a wall, it would pass. O’Brien agreed and stated that fences can go past the setback line. <br /> <br />CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. <br />Motion by Zisla, Second O’Brien by to <br /> <br />MOTION CARRIED. <br />4 Ayes, 0 Nays, <br /> <br />Zisla requested that the hardship statement include the following findings: “The redevelopment of <br />the existing facility, onsite constraints related to the parking, along with inadequate traffic <br />circulation.” <br /> <br />AMEND THE FINDINGS OF FACT <br />Motion by Baker, second by Howard to to read: <br /> <br />8. The proposal is in conformance with the comprehensive plan and the quality of <br />construction enhances adjacent properties. <br />11. The redevelopment of the existing facility, onsite constraints related to the <br />parking, along with inadequate traffic circulation.” <br /> <br />MOTION CARRIED. <br />5 Ayes, 0 Nays. <br /> <br /> <br />Motion by Zisla, second by O’Brien to <br />WAIVE THE READING AND ADOPT THE ATTACHED <br />RECOMMENDINGAPPROVAL VN05-05 & LP05-11 <br /> as designed. <br />RESOLUTION OF <br /> <br />MOTION APPROVED. <br />4 Ayes, 1 Nay. <br /> <br /> <br />Public Hearing: NC05-06 / LP05-12 Type 4 Non-conforming use permit and Site Plan <br />Review for 52 detached garage units at 2090-2160 County Road E. <br /> <br />Consideration of an application by Charles Schatz, DJR Architecture for a Site Plan Review and <br />Type 4 non-conforming use permit. The purpose of the request is to construct 52 detached <br />garage units for the existing apartment building on site. The subject site consists of four buildings <br />located at 2090, 2100, 2130 and 2160 County Road E2 and is zoned R-3A, Multiple Family <br />Residential. The applicant will be reducing the above non-conformities as follows: the parking <br />lot will be improved including curbing, the landscape plan shows an increase in screening, the <br />number of enclosed parking stalls will be increased, and the rear building setbacks will be <br />increased. <br /> <br />I:\COMMISSIONS\PLANNING\Minutes\2005\12-20-2005.doc <br /> <br />
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