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? talked to the engineering department and they've indicated that he woulci need to encase the sewer line in 6 inches of cement. For the pool to over lap onto the other parcel, he needs a variance from this committee. He is in the process of gettin? those lots consolidated, but the surveyor said it would take him six weeks before he can even get started. He was hoping that he could get permission that pending sewer encasement to build on that second parcel. Mr. Maloney"questioned if the only variance he needs right now is to built onto vacant line. Mr. Conway indicated that he also needs variances for crossing the property lines, but he violates every property line setback imaginable, so instead of writing them all out they just indicated that he is building right on the property line. He could write out seven or eight variances, but just understand that he is crossing property lines. Mr. Gareau questioned what happens with respect to the square foot area of coverage and the distance from the lot lines if the properties are combined. Mr. Conway replied that if the properties are combined then they are wiped out. Mr. Gareau questioned if the board conditions the variance upon the combination of the lots and gives you one year to do it, are you going to be able to do it. Mr. Mills indicated that he was hoping to consolidate the two lots this fall. He questioned if he would be able to encase the sewer line on that second parcel. Mr. Conway indicated that anything that is at or below grade is not a structure. You would be protectinj the sewers and sewers can cross property lines. Satisfy engineering and get this variance, you can put the poo] up with one year to consolidate the lots. Mr. Sala questioned if he was over sized with the pool. Mr. Mills replied no. Mr. Conway indicated that the old number was predicated on the much smaller Iot and that's why the variance was so large. Once he combines the lots he will have a much bigger backyard. Mr. Kremzar questioned if there was a reason that he was putting this pool over the sewer line. Mr. Mills replied that if he moves it forward there are power lines and trees to the rear. Mr. Kelly questioned if there would be a deck on this pool. Mr. Niills replied no. J. Maloney motioned to grant David Mills of 3512 Dawn Dr. his request for variance (1123.12). Which consists of a swirruning pool over two lots and that the following variance be granted: 1) A variance for an accessory structure (swimming pool) to be built on vacant land. (Code requires one family dwelling on lot, applicant has lot without) Section 1135.01. Note: 1. Setback for single lot being violated. 2. Lot consolidation would be required if variance is not granted. 3. Applicant must encase storm sewer under pool area in concrete as per Engineering Dept. standards. This will require a permit from the Engineering Dept., and inspection and approval this work prior to pool permit being issued. The motion was seconded by J. Konold and unanimously approved. Grantec! 8/3/01. 8. Ravmond Hufford; 5738 Revere Drive: Request for variance (1123.12). The proposal consists of adding a deck. The following variance is requested: A special permit to add to a non-conforming building, section (1165.02). 1) A.22 foot variance for rear yard setback, {code requires 50 ft., applicant shows 28 ft.), section (1135.08). 2) A 308 square foot variance for rear yard coverage, (code permits 280 sq. ft., applicant shows 588 sq. ft.), section (1135.02 D-2). Note: Coverage is based on existing rear yard area. Which is in violation of Ord. 90-125 sections, (1165.02), (1135.08) and (1135.02 D-2). Chairman Maloney called all interested parties forward to review the request. The oath was administered to Raymond Hufford, the owner, who came forward to review the request. Mr. Kremzar indicated that there was no permit for the three-season room. Mr. Hufford indicated that the three-season room was built before he owned the house. He has been there for about eighteen months. Mr. Maloney called for a motion. 6