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-1 -� Page 1 of 1 <br />Bryan Lloyd <br />From: Bryan Lloyd <br />Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2007 10:40 AM <br />To: 'b_nordling@visi.com' <br />Subject: your variance application <br />Hi, I�Zr. Nordling. <br />In your application materials, you indicate that a site plan is enclosed along with the narrative and front elevation drawing, <br />but for my purposes in re�-ie�ving the applicarion I find a"floor plan" rather than a"site plan". The difference is that the <br />floor plan ��ill show a detailed dra�ving of how the interior spaces are delineated, �vhereas a site plan shows ho�v the <br />building relates to the rest of the lot. In oYder to prepare a proper review of your proposal, I need reasonably precise <br />measurements of things like the proposed building setbacks from property lines, proposed dri�-eway expansion, and the <br />location and size of existing sheds, patios, etc. <br />Here's an example of what I mean. From the information I have available to me, it appears that the fxont right corner of the <br />garage might only be 15 feet (or less) from the side property line. If the walls of your garage addition will be 14 feet closer <br />to the propert�� line, the new ea�res �vill certainly e�tend onto your neighbor's propert��. If this is true, there's no way City <br />staff can support your proposal. It is for this reason that it behoves you to provide as much detail as you can in a site plan <br />that is drawn to a scale (e.g., 1" on the paper = 20' on the ground) that can easily be measured. I can help you prepare the <br />outline of ��our propert�� if that would be helpful; just let me know. <br />Best regards, <br />Bryan Lloyd <br />Associate City Planner <br />City of Roseville <br />651-792-7073 <br />bryan.11oyd cr,ci.roseville.mn.us <br />5/31 /2007 <br />