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Variance Board Meeting <br />Minutes – Wednesday, July 11, 2007 <br />Page 3 <br /> <br />Chair Boerigter closed the Public Hearing. <br />MOTION <br />Member Doherty moved, seconded by Member Martinson to adopt Variance <br />Board Resolution No. 63 entitled, “A Resolution APPROVING A VARIANCE to <br />Section 1016 (Wetland Setbacks) of the Roseville City Code for Kristine <br />Simonson; the Subject Property is currently addressed as 2950 W Owasso <br />Boulevard (PF07-033);” based on the comments and findings outlined in <br />Section 5, and detailed conditions of Section 6 of the project report dated July <br />11, 2007; <br />with Condition “d” amended to provide one (1) year for completion of <br />the construction of the driveway to accommodate overall construction on the <br />parcel, with staff to consider additional extension(s) by administrative action as <br />appropriate and applicable. <br />Ayes: 3 <br />Nays: 0 <br />Motion carried. <br />Chair Boerigter advised the applicant of the appeal process timeframe. <br />b. PLANNING FILE 07-031 <br />Request by Thomas Gross, 2613 Fry Street, for a VARIANCE to Roseville City <br />Code, §1004 (Residential Districts) to allow a residential addition that would <br />create more impervious coverage on the property than the City Code allows. <br />Chair Boerigter opened the Public Hearing for Planning File 07-031. <br />Associate Planner Bryan Lloyd reviewed the request to allow construction of a <br />residential addition, with the proposed addition encroaching two feet (2’) into the <br />required side yard setback and increasing impervious surface area on the lot by <br />approximately 1,200 square feet for an overall total of 3,500 square feet. Mr. Lloyd <br />advised that Section 1004.01A6 (Supplemental Lot Requirements) require a five foot <br />(5’) principal structure setback from the side property line. The proposed two foot (2’) <br />encroachment could be accommodated with a Setback Permit, which was how Mr. <br />Gross initially sought approval of the encroachment, except that the resulting <br />impervious coverage necessitated a variance. <br />Mr. Lloyd noted that the subject property is ten feet (10’) narrower and nine-hundred <br />feet (900) square feet smaller than the Code requires, with the existing house on the <br />property having a livable area of approximately 980 square feet and an attached, <br />single-car garage. <br />Staff recommended APPROVAL of the request for a two-foot (2’) side yard setback <br />VARIANCE required in City Code, Section 1012.01B (Supplemental Lot <br />Requirements) and a 350 square foot VARIANCE from the impervious surface area <br />limit, established in City Code, Section 1004,01A6 (Maximum Total Surface Area), to <br />allow construction of the proposed residential addition on the property at 2613 Fry <br />Street, based on the comments and findings outlined in Section 5, and detailed <br />conditions of Section 6 of the project report dated July 11, 2007. <br />Discussion included impervious surface coverage as it related to removal of the <br />garden shed; and size of the existing home. <br />Applicant, Thomas Gross <br />Mr. Gross requested clarification on removal of the garden shed and that it be subject <br />to removal six (6) months after construction is completed to allow for ongoing storage <br />during that time. <br />Commissions concurred that this was an appropriate request. <br />Chair Boerigter closed the Public Hearing, with no one appearing for or against. <br /> <br />