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, The end result is a garage � will be about 4 feet further f� the front property line <br />than what was shown on the site plan. While the front of the garage addition will extend <br />slightly beyond the existing front of the house, the frontward expansion is within what is <br />permitted by the Code and we're hopeful that it comes close to meeting your needs as well. <br />Regards, <br />Bryan Lloyd <br />Associate City Planner <br />City of Roseville <br />651-792-7073 <br />bryan.11oyd@ci.roseville.mn.us <br />-----Original Message----- <br />From: jdelholm@comcast.net [mailto:jdelholm(lcomcast.net] <br />Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2010 6:19 PM <br />To: Bryan Lloyd <br />Subject: Re: Property at 2458 Chatsworth Street <br />Mr. Lloyd - <br />Thank you very much for providing me with additional information. It's very helpful. The <br />map you provided accurately reflects my thoughts on what the areas of question are. <br />I will likely not be at the meeting, as I need to be in St. Paul at a meeting by 4:00. If I <br />do make it, I probably won't be able to stay long. <br />If I do miss the meeting, these are my thoughts: <br />1) I am ok with the setback deviation that has been proposed on the north side of his <br />property. <br />2) I am ok with the front of the garage being setback the same distance from the street as <br />the SW part of his house (I know this is outside your scope, but I thought I would mention <br />it anyway). This would keep his house roughly in line with all the other houses on the <br />block, and would preserve much of the view from my house to the SW. <br />3) I am not ok with the front of his garage being closer to the street than the SW part of <br />his house. Having the structure closer to the street would significantly limit the views <br />from my picture window, and it would bring the front of his house out-of-line with the other <br />houses on the block. <br />