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ARDEN HILLS PLANNING COMMISSION – August 3, 2016 4 <br /> <br />Chair Thompson encouraged the Kindlers to consider adding some character back into the <br />home through architectural details. <br /> <br />Commissioner Jones believed the property had a significant slope to it. He questioned if the <br />water runoff was flowing into the neighboring property. <br /> <br />Ms. Kindler stated on the rear portion of the east side of the property there was a hill. She <br />indicated this was the location of the existing drainage pipes. She provided further comment on <br />the drainage issues addressed by her neighborhood. She discussed the benefit of having a second <br />stall in her garage and thanked the Commission for considering her request. <br /> <br />Chair Thompson questioned if Ms. Kindler had spoken with her neighbors about the proposed <br />expansion. <br /> <br />Ms. Kindler reported she had spoken with her neighbors regarding the plans. <br /> <br />Commissioner Jones recommended the Kindlers consider placing an ultraviolet light within <br />their filtration system to address the mold and bacteria in the home. He stated he supported the <br />Kindler’s variance request. <br /> <br />Shannon Lindsey, 649 Old Highway 8, New Brighton, stated her main concerns were with the <br />drainage. She discussed how much money her parents had spent on their property to address <br />their drainage. She feared that the landscaping that has been removed has impacted the water <br />runoff. She understood the Kindlers were having moisture issues in their bedrooms and that this <br />had to be addressed, however, she did not want to see the new addition impact her parents’ <br />property in an adverse manner. <br /> <br />Chair Thompson asked if Ms. Lindsey would be willing to work with the Kindler’s, their <br />contractor and City staff on this project to ensure all drainage issues were properly addressed. <br /> <br />Ray Conroe, 1528 West Edgewater Avenue, commented how his property received considerable <br />water runoff when he first moved into the home. He expressed concern with how the proposed <br />addition would impact his property given the fact that this area currently serves as a water runoff <br />area. He feared how building on this portion of land would impact the drainage on his lot. <br /> <br />Chair Thompson believed the applicants were very interested in working with their neighbors <br />and the City to address the drainage concerns on both properties. <br /> <br />Commissioner Lambeth reported the requested variance was 19 inches. He noted conditions <br />would be attached to the variance, if approved, and one of these would require the Kindler’s to <br />have a grading and erosion control permit from the City. <br /> <br />Ms. Lindsey questioned how quickly the variance request and addition construction would move <br />along. <br /> <br />Senior Planner Bachler described the City’s review process for the variance request. He noted <br />that the construction timelines would be determined by the Kindlers. <br />
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