Correspondence 1985-1989 Dahlgren

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., 1�� O May 19, 1986 T0: Ji.m Andre FROM: John Shardlow SUBJECT: PLANNING OFFICE HOUFtS, MAY 14, 1986 1. Schultz 633-9057 Mr. Bill Schultz, of 1247 Talisman Curve, wa� in to descra.be his efforts to convi.nce his adjacent neighbor to go along wa.th a three foot side yard variance, to allaw him to bui].d a two car garage, where his current �ne and one-half car garage exits today. Ndr . Schultz showe�. us a drawing of his lot an!3 the existing �arage and driveway, and it apgears that ther� is a major evergreen tree between the exis�ing garage and his house, wrhich pro�ides a c�nstrain�t to constructing the new �arage nearer to his house. He also describ�d some arcrlitec- tural constraints with a landin� and a few steps which will � pose a problem for locating the new structure nearer to the hou�e. P,ccording to Mr. S�chultz, the neighbor is an elderly wom�n wha has liveci i:'che house for a long time, and simgly does not feel comfortable in signing off on the variance. We explained to M�. �chultz that it would be inappropriate for us to become involved with rendering any opinion� about what decisions the Planning Commission and City Coun�il might make regarc�ing this variance. We explained the process for r�questing a variance through the City, and Mr. Schultz left intending to discuss it with h�is neighbor further, and if he was not successful in r��olving it wa.th her, coming ba�ck to appear before the Council in Jun� for referral to the he�ring in July�. 2. Feyen, 489-0445 Scott Feyen did not show up for his appoi;,'-ment. 3. Havlichek, 489-4306 Mrs. Georgiann Havliahek was in to inquire about the possibility of a lot split for her pz•operty on Rice Street. Although she has a l.ot which is greater in size than the minimum required by the code, ther� would not be street access to the rear of her property. Therefore, we informed her that it would not be possible to approve such a lot split • at this time.