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was approved ' 1987; however, ` has not yet been legally split from of this parcel �� , the south (the re uirements in effect at the time did not require lot the parcel t � splits to be recorded immediately).). The parcel is 78 feet in width and approximately 8,000 square feet in area. 2.3 Mr. Kelsey and Ms. Friedemann are hoping to build a house on this parcel and are requesting �� in approval of the variances to establish the building pad prior to having a house designed for the let. The applicants have indicated that the house will be ' similar in design esi n and mass to other houses in this neighborhood. The house to the south has a front yard setback of 20 feet and the house to the north has a front yard setback k of 25 feet. The house to the north is set back 25 feet from the ordinary high water level of Walsh Lake and the house to the south is set back 70 from the ordinary high water level of Walsh Lake. The required front yard setback of 30 feet, with the side and setbacks of 10 feet and the shoreland setback of 46.5 combined ]� feet (average of adjacent structures), creates a triangular-shaped building pad with J limited area. 2.4 The Minnesota De p artment of-Natu ra I Resources (MnDNR) is currently reviewing the request.est. Initial comments indicate that the 37.5 foot setback area from Walsh should be planted and maintained with a natural vegetative buffer, the existing Labe s � . trees on the Lakeshore must not be removed, the driveway must drain to Labe Street (buffer to protect the water quality of Walsh Lake), and the impervious lot coverage cannot exceed 5%.- Additional MnDNR comment may be present at the Planning Commission meeting. n 1 004.0 requires a front yard setback of no less 0 feet. .� Section � �� i Section 1016.16(B) requires a setback of 75 feet from the ordinary high water lure � � of oval a general Lake development lake. In situations where structures exist on the ado � inin lots on both sides of a proposed building site in a shoreland area, Section 1016.1 allows lows the setback of a new structure to be altered without a echo � � The near structure may conform to the average setback of the adjoining variance, '� rrr the ordinary high water level, provided the proposed building site is structures from �'y � � not located in a shore impact zone or in a bluff impact zone. In this case, the structure may be set back 46.5 feet from the ordinary high grater level of Walsh Labe without a variance. Reducing the setback to 37.5 feet, the edge of the shore impact zone, does require a variance. Section 1013.02 outlines the procedure for considering a variance. 3.0 STAFF CO T 3.1 In reviewing this request, staff made the following findings: PF3055 - RCA(08!24198) - Page 2 of 4