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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBoard of Adjustments and Appeals - 01/15/1976 Unapproved MIN BOARD OF APPEALS AND ADJUSTMUTS n1URSDAY, January 15, 1970f 7:30 PM CITY HALL Members Present: Chairman Jim Wedlund Donald Sorensen Jim Cardinal. Joan Meyers Members Absent: Tom Cebulla Staff Present: Wayne Sanders, Chief Building Inspector I. APPROVAL OF NOMM OF OCTOBER 23. 1975 MEETING Sorensen moved to approve Minutes of October 231, 1975 as written- Wsdlund seconded, Motion carried. Meyers abstained. APPAL OF MINUTES OF NOVEHM 13, 1975 MBETING Wedlund moved to approve Minutes of November 139 1975 as Written.- Cardinal seconded, motion carried, with 'Meyers and Sorensen abstaining. on. A. ftgari no in of Members for upcoming year., Chairman Wedlund declared that the swearing in of members of the Board for the next year was the first order of business, in order to have a duly constituted body. This was accomplished. B. Nomination of Officers Wedlund was elected unanimously to serve again as Chairperson for the year. Ceballa was elected unanimously to serve as Vice-Chairperson for the year. Cardinal was elected unanimously to serve as Secretary for the year. III. NBW BUSI A. 3 Materials for A woe re©wgted by Jerry Hendrickson Chairman Wedlund announced this has een received and bponed ecause aifutu s�c►t date, because additional now ready for this Board. He added that the ten day advance notice will be given when this Item comes up again. 40 B. Peter Chm J n 5128 Danens Drive. Edim - Qarjance Reaues Chairman Wedlund turned over the floor to Mr. Peter Gumina, to state his request. Page 2 January 159 1976 Board of Appeals and Adjustments Gumina told the Board that his proposed building site is located on Gordon Drop Topview Acres, and is requesting a 42 ft. variance. Sorensen added as a point of information that Ordinance requires 50 ft. setback, and this has a lot to do with protecting the view up and down the street. ownina responded that he felt this situation was different, because there are no houses there and all three lots are empty. Sanders added that City sideback sebacks are 15 ft., and that Gwdna has had to re-design his house to 15 ft. and 10 ft, and that in compensating for the 6 in. it leaves him with 42 ft.. Sorensen asked whether setbacks have been fairly regular in that area. Sanders responded that in that block you have different setbacks. There were no neighbors objecting to his plan, -according to twnina, and his plans were in keeping with the character of the neighborhood. It was agreed that wing the house forward would look better after studying a q more detailed map on the property in anders added that he felt areas uestion. S in question was more "living quarters" than not- Sorensen rl� moved that this Board grant a Variance to Mr. Peter Gumina for Lot 23, Block 2, Topview Acres in the following situations: A. He be permitted to have setback variance to the NW corner of his property in the amount of t* unto the NW corner of garage for 43 ft-, in accordance to the site plan given today. $ A Variance be granted on the East side yard to permit the full use , of the land or South position of the house to be occupied as dwelling space. Mayers seconded. %$CUSSION that no windows be in the Meyers asked if Sorensen would consider stipulating the living quarters of the house. Sorensen agreed to accept this addition Wedlund. Motions plus the addition of the Findings for the Motion as requested by )u a= MTION Peter Gumina for Lot , Sorensen moved that this Board grant a Variance to Pexe be permitted to have Block 29 Topview Acres in the following situations: setback Variance to the NW corner of his property in the amount of 4i en to us the NW corner of garage for 43 ft., in accordance to the site plat the full use today. $ A variance be granted on the East side yard to Perms of the land or South position of the house to be occupied as dwelling space, pro- vided that these will be no windows or other vim exit revisionsadded n the East wall of the said structure oz the South living portion. ove Variances are granted from the findings that the individual lot and the audjacerved street, lots are regular in size, are on the interior side of a substantially that the granting of a variance in this instance will not consititute a special privilege and that the adjacent lot to the West will necessitate a variance, Page 3 Board of Appeals and Adjustments January 15, 1976 and that the alignment of the total street would be better by granting this Variance. He added that these variances will noti.be detrimental to the public wellfare or injurious to any in the vicinity. Meyers seconded, motion carried unanimously. JURY MWRICKSQN fCONTI ) There was reviewal of Study, materials for future meeting. IV. ADJOMMW Meyers moved to adjourn at 8a55 PM. Cardinal seconded, motion carried. Submitted by.. Donna Stanley Recording Secretary