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2.3 It is the policy of the City of Roseville to issue minor variances when there is a <br /> hardship or practical difficulty, provided the property is located in an R-1, Single <br /> Family Residential District, and used for residential purposes. <br /> 2.4 Section 70 .04(B)(9), City code, states `d residential driveways shall be constructed <br /> so that the edge of the driveway nearest to the side lot line shal I be a minimum of <br /> five feat from the side lot line." <br /> 3.0 MINOR VARI.ANCE COMMInEE <br /> 3.1 The request for the variance included the required application form, a sketch of the <br /> property and driveway, a written statement from the applicant, and written approval <br /> from the adjacent properly owners affected by the variance (LaVerne & Donald <br /> Esch at 1441 Skillman Avenue West and Lorraine Diehl at 1425 Skillman Avenue <br /> West). <br /> The Minor Variance Committee reviewed this request on Monday, June 1, 1 998, <br /> Mr. Ness was present to present his proposal and answer questions. The project <br /> was discussed, including the physical hardship created by the substandard lot <br /> width, the physical hardship created by the location of the house, and the practice <br /> difficulty presented by the single car garage. Alternative locations for a parking <br /> area were also discussed,with the Minor variance Committee concurring that <br /> the driveway/parking area as proposed is the beat option from both a <br /> functional and aesthetic standpoint. Mr. Ness mentioned that there would be <br /> additional concrete work for a patio and walkway, with staff indicating that there is <br /> no setback requirement for patios or walkways. Mr. Ness agreed to increase the <br /> setback of the concrete slab behind the garage to two feet in order to provide <br /> adequate drainage on the property. The driveway slopes to the street and will not <br /> create any drainage probl ergs if it is widened to the property line. <br /> 3.3 The Minor Variance Committee unary i m ously recommended approval of a minor <br /> variance to reduce the side yard setback of a driveway to zero feet for the purpose <br /> of widening a driveway at 1433 Skillman Avenue West, based on the following <br /> findings: <br /> 1, section 703.04(B)(9) of the City code requires a residential driveway to be <br /> set back a minimum of five feet from the side property tine. <br /> 2. The substandard width of the lot and the location of the house on the <br /> creates a physical hardship for the applicant, while single car <br /> property <br /> garage presents a practical difficulty for the applicant. <br /> 3. The p reposed drivewaylparking area will be an improvement to the property. <br /> The ro osed location of the drivewayiparki ng area is the best option from <br /> p p <br /> both a functional and aesthetic standpoint. <br /> PF 3030 RCA(06/22/98)-Page 2 of 3 <br />
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