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f <br />l <br />~ { <br />- ADD»NDtJM TO A,~~LI^,.A:~TT~S STA"E•~TT a~ JASON Fay V.~.RI.A;.~1CE: <br />This variance is requested becaus~an excessive amount of Land value for <br />one single family home is held under-the current dotting. The ~rooerty <br />is unique in that it is considerably longer than it is ~,~ride. Its current <br />aubroxi?nate dimentions are a width of 138. a7 feet, a length of 387: feet, <br />and an area of 53,433 square feet (1.23 acres). Deuending on whether <br />the water at the east end of the property (Long Lake) is at a high level <br />or low level, the amount of land out. of the water ranges from 25,957 _ __- <br />square feet (.60 acres) to 34,518 square feet (.79 acres). Stith the <br />__.~~~~eh3~~=~~t -_~a-~e-s~c~ Viand- -this amot~.~t $~ --~a.nc~ _ for_ one single-- _- - <br />-- - <br />.._.- ~ _ -= -- - .ems <br />---_ ---`-f}-}y-ho~ts-~ets-vroh'Ihtti4ely e~~ensive. --- -- _ <br />_. - .~--~ <br />_---- h~ -~e~a-=a~~rese~--~rl-o~-elan wauZd divide the _Aroperty- into.. tw,o- -narcQ.ls _ --.= <br />_ . _ -._ _ <br />_ _ ,~;; 1 Ch .~~au1~~e~.t or sassed all other rsgniremeizts other than w _ . _~ ~ ~- <br />_. <br />_ - proposed= p3:~--~r~u'~d divide the land into two rectangular parcels, _one _ - - -- - - <br />rt .-_~e~ ---taXr.3~-7,~eet.__an~the-.other 6&__feet X_ 337.-feet wfth _them having _. z-- -~-- _ - <br />__ <br />__ <br />areas respectively of 27~ 364 sv_uare feet x.64 acres -and 23, 54~ square - --~`- <br />_._ -:_. <br />feet (.59 acres. These are 279 per-cent and 254 aer cent of the-mini- -- <br />mum area requirement. Even using the a-~ount of land out of the water; <br />- -- gives a range of land area at high water Level of 13,536 square feet. _ _- _._-. <br />{,31 acre) to 18,0 square feet (.41 acre) at low water level for the _ - =- <br />larger lot and a range of 12,403 square feet (.2g acre) to i&,504--square - - - <br />feet {.38 Acf~e) for the smaller plot. So at high water level, the two - <br />lots would be 135 per cent and 124 uer cent of the mini'au~t aize require- <br />went and at low water level would be 180 per cent and 165 per cent of the - <br />ream*ement. <br />_ If split into two lots, this proposed plot would be consistent with -t-he_ _ _, --.-~-------~----- <br />neighborhood. inhere are many lots in the area that are Less than the - <br />75 foot minimum with me.ny of thew being only 50 to 55 feet in width. ~ `- ---- - <br />- - .~ <br />2'he unioue circu-~stance applying to this pro-~erty is that there is an <br />- - _. <br />excessive a~aount of very valuable lake shore lard that as one unit is- - -- -- - <br />imnractically expensive. mhe s'^.a*~e of the land being extremely deev <br />makes the normal width requirements a hardship. The hardship created is <br />an extreme one because the width is so close to meetir~ the exact letter <br />of the width reouirement and with the width requirement being m'_ased by <br />only 3 feet and 9 feat on the two lots respectively. <br />
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