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d. The original reason or need for the setback permit was not created by the current owner. The DRC concluded that all residents of Roseville should be afforded the opportunity to have garage space that meets the current code requirement of a double stall. In the case of this particular house, it was constructed in an era when single car owner families were popular. e. The existing improvements along with proposed improvements retain a minimum of 70% pervious surface and green space of the lot. Staff has calculated the lot size to be 24,829 square feet. The impervious area that is allowed by City Code for this lot is 7,449 square feet. The DRC has estimated that the existing driveway (1700 s.t) and proposed first floor and garage plan (2,119 s.t) are well under the allowance. f. The proposed project creates no other setback or variance condition. The DRC has determined that there would be further no further requirements other than the approval and issuance of a building permit. g. The proposed project improves the aesthetics, covered storage, or the functional use of the site. The DRC determined that the design of the project by providing a double stall attached garage and by providing a ~ bath and main floor launchy room, improved both the covered storage and fjJnctional use of the site. The DRC also has determined that the proposed design and the removal of an existing dilapidated shed in the front yard of the property improve the over all aesthetics of the site. h. The proposed project uses the same exterior materials and colors as the principal structure and accessories. The proposal includes a complete residing of the home and new improvement area. i. The final building mass is consistent with that of contiguous properties. The DRC in its review of the direct vicinity determined that there is no real consistency among the contiguous properties. Staff provided the following as evidence: PF3146 - RCA (092799).doc Page 3 of 6