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2.4 It is also the policy of the city of Roseville to issue minor variances when there is <br /> a hardship or practical difficulty, provided the property is located 'in an R-1 Single <br /> Family Residential District, and used for residential purposes. <br /> 2.5 section 1004.0 (D)(4)a city code, requires a front yard setback of no lass than 30 <br /> feat. <br /> 3,0 YLNOR VARIANCE COMMITTEE <br /> 3.1 The request for the variance included the required application form, a sketch of the <br /> property, a written statement from the applicant, and written approval from the <br /> adjacent property owner affected by the variance (James McCarthy at 916 County <br /> Road B-2 west and Lester Wachter at 934 County Road B-2 West). <br /> 3.2 The Minor Variance Committee reviewed this request on Monday, June 1, 1 998. <br /> Mr. and Mrs. Somers were present to review their proposal and answer questions. <br /> The 1 reject was discussed, including the physical hardship created by the location <br /> p <br /> of the house on the property, the water problems under the steps, and the overall <br /> improvements to the property. The city's policy of encouraging reinvestment and <br /> improvement of older homes within the community was also discussed. The <br /> applicants are very interested in upgrading their home and staying in Roseville; <br /> however, a variance is needed in order to undertake the improvements desired. In <br /> considering this request, the Minor Variance committee considered the residential <br /> reinvestment olicy of the city as well as the setback requirements outlined in the <br /> p <br /> City code. Alternatives for upgrading the home were discussed, with the <br /> Minor Mari ance committee concurring that the improvements as proposed are <br /> the best options from both a functional and aesthetic standpoint. <br /> 3.3 The Minor Variance committee unanimously recommended approval of a minor <br /> variance to reduce the front yard setback to 25 feet for the purpose of constructing <br /> a garage addition and a front porch on an existing residence at 924 County Road <br /> B-2 West, based on the following findings: <br /> Section 1004.02(D)(4) requires a front yard setback of no less than 30 feet. <br /> 2. The location of the house on the property creates a physical hardship, while <br /> the water p roblems and desire to upgrade the property creates practical <br /> difficulties for the applicants. <br /> 3. It is the c <br /> oli of the City to encourage reinvestment in residential properties <br /> p <br /> throughout the community. <br /> 4. The p <br /> ro osed upgrades will be an improvement to the property. The <br /> p P <br /> improvements as proposed are the best option from both a functional and <br /> aesthetic standpoint. <br /> PF#3034-RCA(06/08/98) -Page 2 of 3 <br />
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