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<br />by the roadway in order to be usable during the winter months. Moving the garage <br />further down the hill would require extensive excavation and/or fill and would not <br />meet the needs of the applicants. The proposed replacement garage will be <br />located 13 feet from the front property line and will be moved over to meet the <br />required five foot setback from the side property line. The garages on either side <br />of this property are also located approximately 13 feet from the front property line. <br />The replacement garage as proposed includes two stalls to be accessed from West <br />Owasso Boulevard and a third stall to be accessed from the side. This third stall <br />will also be stepped down from the front of the garage and will be used for boat and <br />yard equipment storage. The topography of the parcel creates a physical <br />hardship for the applicant. The lakeshore nature of the parcel, and the lack <br />of a true rear yard, creates a practical difficulty in locating a detached <br />accessory building on the parcel. <br /> <br />2.3 The proposed building also exceeds the allowable area for an accessory building <br />on this property. Based on a lot width of 75 feet, the maximum allowable accessory <br />building area for this lot is 562.5 square feet. The proposed replacement garage <br />is 864 square feet, an area equal to 38.4% of the required rear yard. This <br />application was accepted by City staff prior to the determination by the City Council <br />that the Minor Variance Committee did not have the authority to consider lot <br />coverage variances. Mr. and Mrs. Jakel have been informed that they will need to <br />pursue a normal variance for the lot coverage variance; however, theyare <br />requesting that the City Council take action on this portion of the request as well, <br />since the application was submitted in good faith. They have also been informed <br />that the City is considering amendments to the accessory building regulations. <br /> <br />2.4 It is the policy of the City of Roseville to encourage reinvestment and improvement <br />of residential properties within the community. <br /> <br />2.5 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 /> <br />2.6 Section 1004.01 (A), City Code, states "no accessory building shall be erected or <br />located in any yard other than the rear yard." <br /> <br />Section 1004.02(D)(4) requires a front yard setback of no less than 30 feet. <br /> <br />3.0 MINOR VARIANCE COMMITTEE <br /> <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 owners affected by the variance (Nick Vincelli at 3166 West <br />Owasso Boulevard, Nick Capes at 3161 West Owasso Boulevard, John & Harriet <br />Goodding at 3180 West Owasso Boulevard, and Paul Grotenhuis at 3175 West <br />Owasso Boulevard). <br /> <br />PF#3036 - RCA (07/13/98) - Page 2 of 4 <br />