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SEPTEMBER 6,2006 D1�APT MINUTES <br />'���t�r�i�iC� BOARD <br />�.k�a`z�: �akeman noted discussion held at the time of the Minor Subdivision approval, and the <br />�'ommission's reluctance to consider any future variance requests. <br />iv�•. T1iff advised that they had previously sought several variances, but in order to minimize <br />���croaehments and to achieve a more traditionally-sized and designed house on the lot, he <br />�es supportive of staffs recommendation for one (1) fifteen foot (15') variance. <br />Public Comment <br />�I'il�� Radovich,1820 Dale Court (2 houses down from proposed lot) <br />1V1r. Radovich expressed fi-�stratio�� that, while the Public Hearing Notice post card had <br />�tated that more detailed information was available on the Cily's websatex he had not found it. <br />� <br />Associate �'laxazker Bryan Lloyd apologized to Mr. Radovich, the Commission and public, <br />-�oting that it was only discovered on Monday that a[i��lc to the planning report was not <br />worl�it�g properly; and had since been corrected. <br />7�3r. Radovic� requested that the Variance Board postpone the case to allow the public <br />adequate time for review and comment regardingthe requested variance. <br />Mr. Radovich noted G�s concerns with sitc tz��es and traffic safety at t�e intcrscction; need for <br />7andscaping restrictions on the property to allow adequate site lines; consideration of granting <br />variances to a speculative builder; desire for a specific proposal by a builder; and opined that <br />that the property owners had created the circumstances and hardships on their own by <br />--5ubdividing the original lot. Mr. Radovich addressed the group home on the axi�� <br />homestead, additional traffic and cars parlced in the driveway and the cluttering of the <br />neighborhood, creating declining property values. <br />; Additional discussion included review of proposed designs by the Design Review Committee <br />�. �DRC) and whether the public could participate in that process, with staff advising that, while <br />�� not nortnally noticed, if the Variance Board applied that as a condition to the request, ti',�� <br />would comply. <br />Mr. Radovich concluded �v�- comments by opining that H,osev�.te needed to show caution, as <br />a�'zrst-ring suburb, in fume development, property value considerations, and end results <br />Tim �arvi�,1812 Dale Court <br />Mr. Gamin reiterated the comments of IvT��. Radovich; opining that tonight's request was a <br />direct result of a decision made by the property owner last year in subdividing the property. <br />creating the unique lot requiring a variance. Mr. Gaz�yza. further opined that the need for a <br />variance was only the beginning, and the neighborhood would be watching closely for any <br />improvements on the lot (�.e., landscaping, fences, etc.) and po�eniial issues down the road if: <br />this variance was granted. <br />Chair Bake�x�a�. closed the Public Hearing. <br />