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«• ~ Octoter 10, 179 .4y~:V" d `r0 :i^P?I^.•-~,~ ~, „-;,.~;T „F _-,c/„T r-I, LLL J J:~.IV 1 s J~' a V .~'L :., lJ.~ ~ c~ `I L1. L1.~~ J ~J ~jP inten~? to C,?`:'P.:'t the ~"OCie!1 ~~i~h ~:^.e ttAO :iP.W lOtS .~0~ 2Vi.'1~ c•.-r ficient frontage on ~ ~subtic street by deCicatirg (or givi :g tF~e cit,;~ the option to ave ~~:'.icatec at ar.;; tire, at your c?~oir.e) a stria of land up to 17 feet wi,~e Tong tre ~~~est side of this property. '^his is in adc.ition to the eigka feet that has been previously set aGice for public road nur~oses and woul$ give a total of 2S feet set asic.e for »ub?ic road ^ur--oses. This would provice land for tre ePStralf of a dub? is road that could. be out in e.t any ti-ae after the otrer half is aauired. If the land is not taken. for public pt2rnoses i:~:,ediatel;~, I propose that the north lot be allo~•~ed access accross this 17 foot stria by a ?private easement until the dedication takes place. These variances are reouested because an e:~cessive amount of land ~s for one single family home is-held under the current plotting. The property is unioue in that it is considerably longer than it is wise. Its current approximate dimentions are a width of 138.07 feet, a length of 387 feet and an area of 53,433 square feet (1.23 acres). This is an excessive amount. of land for one single family home. The new urorosPd plot Ulan urould divide the property into two oarcela which would meet or exceed all other ream *ements other than width. Tre vroaosed plat would divide the land into two rectangular -~arc?ls ~•~hich would be 70.3 feet by 337 feet and 67.77 feet by 387 .feet with areas respectively of 27,206 square feet (.62 acres) and 26,227 aeuare feet (.60 acre). These are 272 per cent and 262 per cent o° t':e minimum a-ea ream-~ement. If split into two lots, this _Jroposed plot wouldbe consistent with the neighborrood. There are many lets in the area :hat are less t_^_an the 75 foot minimu.•n with many of they being only 5a to 55 feet in width. The ~~nia•~e circu.-~stance sool,Jing to this property is that t'rere is an excessive amount of very valuable lakesrore land that as one unit is impractical. The shape of the lard being extremely deep *~akes the nox•- na2 width rea uire*.aent a hardship. The ~,ardship created is an extrsae one b?~use one width is so close to meeting the enact letter of the width rea_uirement and with the width rea ui*ement beins missed by only 7.2 feet and 4.? feet on the two lots res_:Jectively. The current urban land useage is a wasteful one.