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3. A 20 foot variance for minimum width of lot in Residential District B, (code requires 701, applicant shows 50'), section (1135.04 (A)). 4. A 4600 square foot variance for minamum square feet of a lot in Residential District B, (code requires 10850 sq ft, applicant shows 6250 sq ft), section (1135.05 (A 1)). 5. A 10 foot variance for minimnffi depth of a lot m Residcntial I2istrict, (code reqnires 1351, applicant shows 125'), section (1135.05 (A 3)). Which is in violation of 90-125, Sections (1135.06 (A)), (1135.04 (A)), (1135.05 (A 3)) and (1135.05 (A 1)). Note: The upper floor is to be an attic only and may not be used as livable area. J. Maloney seconded the motion, roll call on the moteon, J. Maloney, W. Kremzar, T. Kelly, M. Diver, "yes", and N. Sergi "no". Variances Granted as amended. 6. Timberview Homes; 5191 Dewey Road: (WRDl) Request for variance (1123.12). The proposal consists of building a new house. The following variances are requested: 1. A 22 foot variance for a dwelling too close to front property line, (code requires 50', applicant shows 28'), section (1135.06 (A)). 2. A 75 square foot variance for a minimum 1 St floor "livable" space in Resident District B, (code requires 850 sq ft, applicant shows 775 sq ft), section (11235.03 (B)). 3. A 20 foot variance for minimum width of a lot in Resident District B, (code requires 70', appiicant shows 50'), section (1135.05 (Al)). 4. A 4519 square foot variance for minimum square area of lot in Resident District B, (code requires 10850 sq ft, applicant shows 6331 sq ft), section (1135.05 (Al)). 5. An 8 foot 4 inch variance for minimum depth of lot in Resident Distriet B, (code requires 135', applicant shows 126.6'), section (1135.05 (A3)). Which is in violation of 90-125, Sections (1135.06 (A)), (11235.03 (B)), (1135.05 (A1)), and (1135.05 (A3)). Note: The Board of Zoning Appeals previously addressed similar variances for ttus parcel at their 1/29l04 meeting. However, variances that were granted expired on 1l29/05 and the new ptans submitted differ from what was approved in 2004. Mr. Duailap the owner and Mr. Hebebrand a neighbor each came forward to be sworn in and address the request. Mr. Dunlap reviewed that in 2004 he was granted variances but they expired before work vvas started He reconfigured the home to eiiminate some of tlle variances that were granted last year. The square footage of the first floor was enlarged to eliminate the need for that variance. Mr. Rymarczyk indicated that variance request #2 could be eliminated by adding to the rear of the home. Mr. Dunlap indicated that if he added to the reaz of the home the whole house would have to be reconfigured and may add additional variances. Mrs. Sergi asked if the garage alignment wouid be even with neighboxing properties. Mr. Dunlap uadicated thaY the new hoffie wonld be in alignment evith the other homes in the neighborhood. Mrs. Sergi voiced that the boazd is to uphold the law and if there are any variances that can be eiiminated they need to be eliminated. The bualding Department advised that variance #2 could be eiiminated. Mr. Hebebrand had no objections to the applicant's request. T. Kelly moved to grsnt Timberview Homes of 5191 Dewey Road their reqnest for variance (1123.18), which consists of bnuding a aew house and that the following variances are granted: 1. A 22 foot variance for a dwelling too close to front property line, (code requires 50', applicant shows 28'), section (1135.06 (A)). 2. A 75 square foot variance for a minimum 1St floor "livable" space in Resident District B, (code requires 850 sq ft, applicant shows 775 sq ft), section (11235.03 (B)). 5 of15