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� 4. Zoning Designation: 5. Comprehensive Plan Designation: � 6. Statement of Intent: State exactly what is intended to be done on or with the property which does not conform to City Code requirements. - .- .. .. _. _.. .. . .. . . ..��- .. . .- -- 7. Additional Required Information: a. Legal Description and PIN: Provide the Parcel Identification Number(s) and the complete legal description(s) of the property involved. b. Written Narrative: This narrative should fully explain the "hardship" that justifies the departure from the strict application of the Code. The term "hardship" or "undue hardship" typically refers to physical characteristics of the property, such as shape, soil conditions, or extreme topography. Neither mere inconvenience nor reduction in value is sufficient on its own to justify a variance, and the inability to put property to its highest and best use is not considered a hardship or practical difficulty. The problem that justifies the variance must be caused by conditions beyond the control ofthe applicant. The applicant cannot create the condition that requires the variance. c. Proposed Plans: In addition to a scaled site plan, a landscape plan, grading and drainage plan, and exterior building elevation drawings showing building materials may also be required if deemed necessary by the Community Development Department. Such plans shall be on 8'/2"x 1 1" or 1 1"x 17" paper or in PDF digital format In cases of mult�le variances, the applicant may be required to submit a property boundary and buildin = s�� 8. Notification Sign: The applicant must obtain a"Notice of Land Use Application" sign from the Community Development Department and post the sign along the street in front of the subject property. Multiple signs may be required for sites adjacent to more than one street. 9. Signature(s): By signing below, you attest that the information above and attached is true and correct to the best of vour knowled�e. Property 0 Applicant: Date: f — �—� `�� Date: � ��%�j �ll ��ar•iance a�3plications rr��t be rec:ei�etl h�� the cltasc-o%t�rzsirics�; c�n the first 3�rici�� t2cr t}3c tirst ��'ednes��t�- r�f eaclt mc��th, itp��licatit3ns receivcd a#'ter tl�is date canno# be hear�i �it the '�'.triar�c�� (3c�:�rd meetin� of �t�he folioF��ii��; ►t��tt:. Revised January 2008 Variance Application Page 2 of 2