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Cafe€jian Residence <br />Page 3 <br />site plan. A total of four trees will be removed, as indicated on the plan. None of the trees <br />removed are within the 73 foot shoreland setback area. <br />Variances Requested. <br />Entry date. The site plan shows the location of a proposed entry gate structure <br />fronting on Josephine Road. A detail of the gate design is shown on the same sheet as the <br />site plan. The gate structure will be placed on the entry drive and aligned to match the <br />line of mature lilac shrubs (now 12-13 feet tall) which parallel the front lot line. It will <br />thus be set back approximately 12 feet from the front lot line and approximately 40 feet <br />from the curb. The gate posts will be 30 inches square, constructed of brick and stone, <br />and the gate leaves and pediment will be custom designed black wrought iron. The gate <br />leaves will be configured to swing <br />open inward (away from the road). The gate A 30 inch to 48 inch tall carved stone fiosts Vill <br />nial a! will <br />be 13 feet tall to the top of thecapstone. <br />be placed atop each capstone. <br />The purpose of the gate structure is to enhance the continuity of the line of the existing <br />lilac hedges extending onto the subject property from the adjacent parcels. It is also <br />intended to provide visitors with visually clear and distinctive definition of the entry <br />drive for visitors approaching the residence by automobile. <br />Architect: Arthur Dickey Architects, Inc. <br />4930 France Avenue South <br />Minneapolis, Minnesota 55410 <br />920-3993 <br />Landscape Architect: Robert D. Sykes, ASLA <br />4324 Casco Avenue <br />Edina, Minnesota 55424 <br />925-0167 <br />