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«.--? : Request for variance (1123.12). Request a 5 foot front setback variance for sublot 4 and a 10 foot front setback variance for sublot 5. Violation of Ord. 90-125, Section 1135.06(a). NOTE: minimum lot frontage is 70 feet, and minimum square footage required is 10,850 (1135.05(a)(a). Both lots were platted with 60, foot frontage and contain 8,400 square feet. Chainnan Gomersall called all interested parties before the board. The oath was administered to Mr. Duulap and his daughter, bu.ilders; Mrs. Korinka and her daughter, owners of the lots; and neighbors Mr. Britton, Mrs. Tolowitzki, Mr. Gomski, and Mr. Pulito. It was noted that some of the neighbors were. for the next request and this hearing would be specifically for sublots 4 and 5. Mr. . Gomersall clarified that the minimum frontage and square footage had been changed since the lots were established. Mr. Dunlap presented elevations of the two homes explaining that a 50 foot front yard and a 50 foot rear yard are requ.ired, which would only allow a 40 foot deep house. Since. the one ranch home next to one lot has a 35 foot front set back and the house on the other side has a 50 foot setback, he is proposing to stagger the setbacks for a more pleasing appearance. He would not have to have a variance on sublot 4, but he believed that, aesthetically, it would be more pleasing. The variances were explained to Mrs. Korinka. Mrs. Tolowitzki was interested in the next request. He showed the elevations to Mr. Britton, who lives across the street, and who had no problem with this request. J. Maloney moved to grant the request to Curt Dunlap, Sublots 4 and 5 Decker Road,. lots located between 5976 and 5940 Decker Road, P.P. # 235-14-100 & 101, for a 5 foot front setback variance for sublot 4, and 10 foot front setback variance for sublot 5. Violation of Ord. 90-125, Section 1135.06(a). NOTE: miniinu.m lot frontage is 70 feet,,and miniinum square footage requ.ired is 10,850 (1135.05(a)(a). Both lots were platted with 60 foot frontage and contain 8,400 square feet. The motion was seconded by R. Gomersall, and unaniinously approved. Variances granted. 5. Curt Dunlap, Sublots 401 and 402 Decker, property located between 5963 and 6001 Decker Road. P.P.# 235-14-74 & 75. 'Request for variance (1123.12). Sublot 401: Request 8 foot front setback variance; 2 foot total side yard variances. Request 2 foot variance for distance between dwellings on both north and south side; request 145 square foot variance for minimum livable floor area on first floor. Violations of Ord. 90- 125, Sections 1135.06(a); 1135.07(a) and 1135.03(b). Sublot 402: Request 8 foot front setback variance; request 2 foot variance for total side yards; reqnest 2 foot variance for distance between dwellings on north side; and request 145 square foot variance for minimum livable floor area on first floor. Violations ofOrd. 90-125, Secrions 1135.06(a); 1135.07(a) and 1135.03(b). NOTE: Minimum lot frontage required is 70 feet; minimum square foot area of lot required is 10,850 (1135.05(a)(1). Both lots were platted with 40 foot frontage and contain 8,400 square foot. Both proposals will be heard by the board of building code appeals on Thursday, February 22, 1996 for review of drainage. Chairman Gomersall called all interested parties before the board. The oath had been administered to the developers and neighbors for the first request. Mr. Gomersall noted that he was aslang for 9 variances on the two lots. Mr. Dunlap advised that he is asking for the setback variance to stagger the setbacks between the adjacent houses. The house at 5963 is at a 40 foot setback and the house 6001 Decker is at a 50 foot setback, and the next house at 6009 has a 45 foot setback. The house he is planning to build is 8 feet deeper than what could be placed this lot. The rear yard will conform to the 50 foot requirement. Mr. Gomersall suggested that the house on s/1402 could be moved back to be more in keeping with the house at 6001 which is at 50 feet. This would require a rear yard variance. Mr. Dunlap clarified that he would be changing the front elevations of the two homes. Mr. Koberna 3