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B09RD OF ZOATING APP:F.9LS - Ju1:Sr 18, 1965 - Page 2 <br />.' - - - <br />Mr. Tasef£ expla.ined that there is a two story apartTaent house, tennis courts, parking. <br />and recreation area directZy behind his home. The fence wou1.d help to block some of tfie <br />lights and Tould prevent persons from cutting through his yaxd. He would instaI.l a cedar <br />stockade fence a].ong 1001 at the rear of hia property. There is approximately a drop of <br />12A towards the drainage ditch in rear so that a lower fence would rivt serve the pnrpoae. <br />He has no privacy in the ?rd as it is now, Mr. Grecne moved to grant the vaxiance; <br />seconded by Mrs. Eian and passed. <br />4. Appellant: William H. King, 25246 Butternut Ridge Road. Request to erect a 6' fence <br />a.long side property-line. <br />Request is in violation of Ordinance #62-33, Section 1151.0I., fence not to <br />exceed 301, in height from building line to street Iine and must be 50% open, <br />fence from building line to rear property line not to exceed 4' in height. <br />Present: Mr. & Mrs. Ki.ng, Mr. Repko, Mr. Bouman., Mx. Ellis <br />Mr. &Mrs. King explained that thei'r::homez:sits mucll furthtir back from the street than does <br />the one next door to them. They face an unfinished addition on the side of the home next <br />door that is covered with tar paper and tha.t has remained in this state for a Iong period <br />of time. It wa.s pointed out that certai.n homeowners in the vicinity had not been rsotified. <br />Mr. Greene moved to postpone the hearing until the additional parties are notifiecl; seconded <br />by Mr. Forcellini and passed. <br />5. Appellant: Blenn Cook, 4709 Carsten Lane. Request tn erect a 6' fence across rear <br />of property. Since the a.ppellants were unable to attend2 the case was continued to the next meeting. <br />6. Apnellant: Lydia Kammiller, 23806 Frank Street, Request to erect a room addition at <br />rear of house with a 7' rear yard variance. <br />Request ia in vio7.ation of Ordinance #62-33, Section 1163.01 which requires <br />a 501 rear yard. <br />Present: Mrs. Kammiller and her son, 14r. Ti.nics, Mr. Kyle' Mr. Barnes, Mr. Lourens, <br />Mr. BoehLier, Mr. ScheibZe <br />Mrs. Kammillerls son explained that they need ad.ditional space for everyday Ziving and that <br />he wishes to add a 201 extension. It would have a peaked roof and bZend with the rest of <br />the house. A petition was presented signed try the neighbors in attendance that objected <br />to the variance. It was suggested that an alternative plan might be worked out so that <br />a variance would not be necessary. Mrs. Kammiller withdrew her request. <br />7. Appellant: Gail Spurlock' 1,.725 Canter.burg Road. Request to erect a 61 -F'ence along <br />rear of property.. <br />Request is in violation of Ordinance #62-33, Section I151.04, fence not <br />to exceed 41 in height. <br />Present: Mr. and Mrs. Spurlock <br />Mr. Spurlock explwined that their rear yard is adjacent to a group of retail stores including <br />a lounge bar and that they need the fence for privacy. TheJ have a swimming pool in the yard <br />which adds to the problem. The owner of the commercial property refuses to erect a fence. <br />The fence would be a redwood basketweave type. Mr. Greene moved to grant a varia.nce for a <br />61 fence.to buffer the rear lot line from connnercial property; seconded by Mrs. Eian and <br />passede