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��� <br />�� <br />28 August 2006 <br />Richard & Sue Stafne <br />156 Woodlynn Avenue <br />Roseville, MN 55113 <br />RE: Development Review Committee comments on your Division of Land Application <br />Dear Richard and Sue, <br />The Development Review Committee (DRC) met on August 24th to discuss your application to <br />subdivide your residential lot and has the following comments and recommendations: <br />1. Section 1104.04E requires that new lots meet or exceed the size requirements established <br />in the code, and requires further that the creation of a new lot must not also create <br />nonconforming conditions (e.g., cause a driveway to be less than 5 feet from the new <br />property line) on adjacent properties. <br />2. While the width of the proposed lot at the building line appears to be 85 feet, the DRC <br />noted that the intent of the related provision in the code is to maintain at least 85 feet in <br />width along the whole depth of the building envelope. The proposal includes narrowing <br />the lot by 10 feet, approximately midway through the building envelope, which would be <br />counter to the intent of this code provision (i.e., §1103.06A1). <br />3. The location of the existing building and pavement appears to be slightly inconsistent <br />with the dimensions indicated on the site plan submitted for review when compared to the <br />City's property records. I have enclosed two illustrations of the proposed lot split: one is <br />consistent with the dimensions as you've proposed them, and the other shows what the <br />dimensions would be if the property lines were laid out relative to the existing <br />improvements as drawn in the submitted site plan. <br />a. The illustration showing the boundaries of the new lot based on the proposed <br />dimensions indicates that the proposed lot would stretch farther east than the site <br />plan sketch suggests. A new lot with these dimensions would comply with the <br />size and area requirements as they are written in the Code, but variances would be <br />required to address the reduced building and driveway setbacks. <br />b. The illustration showing the boundaries of the new lot relative to the existing <br />building and driveway, however, indicates that the lot (as sketched) would not <br />meet the dimensional and area requirements of §1004.016 of the City Code. This <br />proposal would also require a variance for the encroachment of the existing <br />driveway into the required side yard setback. <br />The enclosed illustrations were generated using the City's online map server which can <br />be found by following the "Continue to Mapping ..." link at <br />httn://mans.metro-inet.us/RosevilleGIS/Disclaimer.htm <br />City of Roseville Community Development Department <br />2660 Civic Center Drive •:• Roseville, Minnesota 55113 <br />651-792-ROSE �o TDD 651-792-7399 •3 www.ci.roseville.mn.us <br />