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1A, Planning Case 09-003, Zoning Code Amendment
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structures" which is the string line setback, the purpose of which is to protect site lines for <br /> existing structures. The new language is cleverly ambiguous: defining average setbacks with <br /> g <br /> reference to"two or more existing adjacent dwellings." It is hard to understand how more than <br /> two buildings can be adjacent along the shoreline since adjacent is defined as meaning next door <br /> to, sharing the same boundary, contiguous. Nonetheless the notion of"two or more existing <br /> adjacent dwellings" opens the door for a party who is looking for a way to decrease the <br /> calculation of"average setback." <br /> As the Commission will recall, in Planning Case#09-022(a request for variance by the <br /> Ranallos) heard on January 6, 2010, the petitioners attempted to reduce the string average <br /> e <br /> g <br /> setback, saying in their filing papers: "we have created an average setback by g drawin a line <br /> from the adjacent Lot 13 to the east and Lot 16 to the west, (skipping the adjacent Lot 15 to the <br /> west)." This was clearly not permissible under the current regulation, as was pointed out at the <br /> meeting, but would arguably be permissible if the proposed language were to be adopted. The <br /> skipped Lot 15 is the lot of the Stanton family residence where my mother lives. The setback <br /> calculated by skipping my mother's home would have resulted in a substantial reduction in the <br /> required setback from the customary string line setback. My mother's view to the lake would <br /> have been significantly impaired and from some viewpoints lost entirely. <br /> As drafted, the proposed amendment proposed is very detrimental to the quality of life in <br /> Arden Hills and will have long-term and irreversible effects. I encourage the Planning <br /> Commission either to Recommend Denial or to Recommend Approval with Changes,namely <br /> the deletion of the words "minus ten(10) feet"and the deletion of the words "or more" from the <br /> proposed Section 1330.03, Subd.4—Adjacent Lots. <br /> Unfortunately I do not think I will be able to attend the Planning Commission meeting on <br /> r <br /> February 3 d and so I request that this letter be read into the record at that meeting. <br /> Sir_ ely yours <br /> 11 <br /> ,f <br /> Ann M Stanton <br /> Cc: Peter Coyle, Esq. <br /> Michael Mergens, Esq. <br />
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