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DPZA <br />ETAILEDROPOSAL AND ONINGNALYSIS <br />1 <br />Thomas and Melissa Biggs purchased 3088 West Owasso Boulevard in 2006 and reconstructed <br />2 <br />the home in 2007. Aerial photography indicates a boathouse on the subject property in the 1985 <br />3 <br />photo set, but earlier imagery is too distorted to determine if a boathouse was on the property. <br />4 <br />This property, located in City Planning District 4, has a Comprehensive Plan designation of <br />5 <br />Low-Density Residential (LR) and a zoning classification of Low-Density Residential-1 (LDR- <br />6 <br />1) District. The subject property also lies within the Shoreland Overlay District, which is guided <br />7 <br />by requirements that were established in 1979. <br />8 <br />The Biggses would like to relocate and reconstruct a new modest-sized boathouse to continue to <br />9 <br />meet their lake-use needs. The survey of the property prepared in 2007 for the new home <br />10 <br />construction indicates a 22-foot by 14-1/2-foot (319 sq. ft.) existing boathouse 1 foot 8 inches <br />11 <br />from the Ordinary High Watermark (OHW) and 3 feet from the side yard property line. The <br />12 <br />proposed structure would be located approximately 5 feet from the side yard property line and <br />13 <br />set off the shoreline or OHW approximately 4 feet. It would be of a similar size and width as the <br />14 <br />existing structure or 14-1/2 feet in width and 21-1/2 feet in depth and roughly 300 sq. ft. (see <br />15 <br />Attachment C). <br />16 <br />City Code §1017.17.C (Permitted Water-Oriented Accessory Structures) states: Each lot may <br />17 <br />have one water-oriented non-habitable accessory structure not meeting the normal structure <br />18 <br />setback in subsection 1017.16.A of this Chapter \[75 feet\] if this water-oriented accessory <br />19 <br />structure complies with the following provisions: <br />20 <br />1. Water-oriented accessory structure dimensional requirements: <br />21 <br /> a. Maximum floor area: 250 square feet <br />22 <br /> b. Maximum width as viewed from the water: 12 feet <br />23 <br /> c. Maximum height: 10 feet <br />24 <br /> d. Setback from ordinary high watermark* <br />25 <br /> e. Boathouse setback from ordinary high water level: 10 feet** <br />26 <br /> f. Side yard setback from property line: 20 feet <br />27 <br /> g. Detached deck height above grade: 8 feet <br />28 <br />*50% of distance between ordinary high watermark and the structure setback from the water <br />29 <br />**Also permitted for docks and off season storage of ice fishing houses <br />30 <br />Based on the above requirements and the proposal submitted, the Biggses boathouse will require <br />31 <br />variances from subsection a, b, e, and f. <br />32 <br />DZA <br />ETAILEDONINGNALYSIS <br />33 <br />The existing boathouse, while not meeting certain setback and dimensional standards, is deemed <br />34 <br />to be a pre-existing non-conforming structure that is allowed to be replaced under the Code with <br />35 <br />the exact same dimensional standards and in the same location. Given the current state of the <br />36 <br />structure, specifically the concrete slab on which the boathouse is constructed, the age of the <br />37 <br />building, and the fact that a number trees have matured in close proximity, the Biggses would <br />38 <br />like to relocate and reconstruct a boathouse of similar size so as not to lose any of the pre- <br />39 <br />existing allowances currently afforded. <br />40 <br />PF14-028_RVBA_0110514 <br />Page 2 of 5 <br /> <br />