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<br />. , <br />' 10. <br />The variance requested is from that part of the zoning--o~d~ance <br />that requires a minimum of !~5 feet of lot frontage on a public street <br />and aminimum of 75 feet of width at the setback line. 9s indicated. on <br />the plot plan, a p~andle lot would. be created if the varianc® is <br />approved. <br />11. <br />1. Undue hardship. <br />The variance is,requested because a strict and 13teral <br />interpretation '. and enforcement'of the zoning ordinance to this propert <br />would not allow the ;subdivision. The variance from the regulations isy <br />.....necessary because of the practical difficulty of applying the regulations <br />to an area which was platted in the-part, The exi-sting dwelling was sited in <br />' 1963. <br />1938 and the irr~nediatly adjacent parcels were plotted in 19?~9, 1951, 1961 .. <br />2. Unique circumstances <br />The circumstances in this case are unique and the follo~.ng should <br />be considered: <br />a. The unusual topography. <br />b. The location. of existing structures and land parcels <br />¢. The parcel. shape; <br />d. The parcel'size.: <br />3. Applying to the property <br />a. Urnzsual opogra~y <br />TY~e parcels on the north end of the lake are unique in that the <br />topography gently slopes up from the lake for a long distance. <br />The existing'dwe113.ngs are, for the most part, farther away from <br />the lake than other dwellings and are higher above the lake than <br />other homes. The existin to o ra <br />of Long Lake ~?oad along with the oationtof existing homeslocation <br />b. Location of existing structures and land parcels. <br />~® parcel in question is presently land-locked. The develo <br />meat of the area, characterizedby old: and relative ~ <br />has almost completely' surounded .the property- to be ii 3.d®ahom~etes, <br />location of existing homes -and parcels makes the Qaz'3.ance necess <br />The existing house cm the parcel in question is not on3y a lon ~• <br />way from the Lake, it is also quite a distance from the strest~ ~,~ <br />c. Parcel shape: <br />T'he existing lot shape is somewhat unique when compared to <br />other parcels on Long`Lake., It is a long lot, approximately <br />~w <br />615 feet, and narrows to 68<'~feet at the street oompared to <br />approximately 206 feet at the. lake, <br />d. Parcel size <br />Theeexisting'lot is 9$,$00 square feet. This is much V <br />than the zoning ordinance requires and is significantly larger~r ~~. <br />than. other parcels of-land on the lake.. <br />new lots will be well above the minimum After subdivision, both <br />required for the cone„ <br />_; <br />
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