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1. _ <br />' - <br />-' <br />P'uELiC ti.C;~1it'I3G <br />VN-16.6 <br />1 ~ December 28, 1976 (8:05 P.M.) <br />Request: VN-166, Variances to permit subdivision of property <br />with lots havngless than ,the required minimum width. <br />Applicant: Eugene F. Skiba <br />Location: 8th Street NW west. of 11th Avenue <br />Zonin R--1 , <br />Code Requirements: <br />Section 10-010 states. that the minimum-requirements for-lot,. <br />dimensions in ~ single family residence district are: <br />1. 75 feet-wide at established building setback line.- <br />Sections 2-700 and°1.1-040 state that the crucial points of <br />a variance request are: <br />1. Undue hardship <br />2. Unique circumstances, and <br />3 e Applying to property. <br />It "is further stated that a variance is not justified unless <br />a.Il three elements are present in the case. <br />Discussion: <br />The applicant is requesting a variance in conjunction with <br />his application for preliminary plat approval to subdividF a <br />presently unplatted parcel into four lots with each lot having <br />74.5 feet in width.. <br />The-.applicant has notes in his application that the parcel <br />-'only has access off of 8th Street and that because of the sizable <br />assessments, development into at 1Fast 4 lots is required. <br />The Zoning Code and platting regulations show an intent to <br />create lots of certain shapes and sizes. The question in this <br />case is whether the request violates-the .intent of these ordinances. <br />Thee lots would be uniform in shape. and size, are six inches short <br />of 75 feet in width, are considerably over the`10,000 square. foot <br />minimum area and should not cause. any problem for access, development <br />or drainage. In these regards, the overall intent of the Zoning <br />Code-and platting regulat-ions would not appear to be violated. <br />~by this request. The Zoning-Code does not, however, make provision <br />for one excess factor (~:.e., greater iot area) to. compensate for <br />a deficiency (i.e., inadequate lot width); Therefore, the factors <br />