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Variance Board Meeting <br />Minutes –Wednesday, November 5,2014 <br />Page 3 <br />there were many text amendments in process that will need addressing dependingon staff’s <br />99 <br />planning case load and available staff resources. <br />100 <br />Mr. Biggs reiterated that the variance request, if granted, will serve to improve the current <br />101 <br />aesthetic; and emphasized that it was not currently a large structure, nor was the new structure <br />102 <br />intended to increase in size. <br />103 <br />Member Cunningham expressed her personal appreciation that Mr. Biggs was attempting to be a <br />104 <br />good steward of the lake and environment; however, she noted her concern was what the <br />105 <br />Variance Board’s approval may mean for future implications. <br />106 <br />Public Comment <br />107 <br />Todd Hines, Builder for Mr. Biggs,Summit Design/Build,3116 W Owasso Blvd. <br />108 <br />Mr. Hines asked Mr. Paschke if the applicant had approached this as rebuilding the current <br />109 <br />structure as is, would the same variance process be needed. <br />110 <br />Mr. Paschke responded in the negative, and revised the process to rebuild a pre-existing, non- <br />111 <br />conforming structure in the same location with the same design, and only minor exterior changes, <br />112 <br />but on the same footprint and basically of the same design.Mr. Paschke advised that staff would <br />113 <br />have sought to have a new structure relocated, given its current proximity to the side yard line <br />114 <br />and high water mark.Mr. Paschke advised that it was staff’s intent for the property owner to be <br />115 <br />more conforming to coincide with variance recommendations, and giving more relief from the side <br />116 <br />and shoreline.Mr. Paschke stated that he personally questioned why, in today’s world, a 20’ side <br />117 <br />yard setback was needed, or the amount of building face currently proscribed.Mr. Paschke noted <br />118 <br />that the DNR’s intent was to ensure visual impacts for a structure on a public waterway were well- <br />119 <br />designed.From his perspective, Mr. Paschke opined that the design is almost as narrow as <br />120 <br />current requirements, and worked well, and further opined that this meets the purpose and intent <br />121 <br />of the variance and City Code regulations. <br />122 <br />Chair Boguszewski closed Public Hearing at 6:00 p.m.;no one else spokefor or against. <br />123 <br />MOTION <br />124 <br />Member Murphymoved, seconded by MemberCunninghamto adopt Variance Board <br />125 <br />Resolution No. 109(Attachment D) entitled, “A Resolution ApprovingVariancesto <br />126 <br />Roseville City Code, Section 1017.17.C (Permitted Water-Oriented Accessory Structures) <br />127 <br />of Roseville City Codeat 3088 West Owasso Boulevard (PF-14-028);”to allow a rebuilt <br />128 <br />boathouse/water-oriented accessory structure to be relocated within required setbacksas <br />129 <br />outlined;and based on the comments and findings outlined in the staff report dated <br />130 <br />November 5,2014, as conditioned. <br />131 <br />Ayes:3 <br />132 <br />Nays:0 <br />133 <br />Motion carried. <br />134 <br />5.Adjournment <br />135 <br />Chair Boguszewskiadjourned the meetingatapproximately 6:02 p.m. <br />136 <br /> <br />