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explained that there is a section regarding chain Zink fencing requirements in the Building Code <br />that may not be able to be met. Mr. Gareau did not think adding chain link fencing to the posts <br />%would be aestheticalh appealing. <br />Mr. Allain did not think the fence tope %Nag excluded Irom the permitted fence types because of <br />safetN concerns hecause chain link lcrwCS Nwuld not be permitted either. Ile was in Iaworofmaking <br />the variance conditional upon moving the mesh to the other side. Ms. Patton thought adding the <br />location. height and of the fence to the motion %Mould be favorable. Mr. Rahn did not think the <br />split rail fence would keep dogs contained but would he in furor of adding the conditions. Mr. <br />Mackcv added that the concerns about the space between the split rail lencing and wire mesh but <br />he thought that could be remedied by trimming and attaching the mesh directly to the split rail <br />fence. I IC thought additional coordination bchween the neighbors may be needed to prevent the <br />dogs flour jumping over the fence. Mr. Allain did not %rant stainless steel staples to he required in <br />case other fastener tapes could be used. <br />Mr. Papotto moved, seconded by Mr. Mackey, to approve the variance for 22-21132; .lames <br />Laing; 27882 Sanders Lane to add la-gauge wire to a post and rail fence according to Section <br />1369.112, conditioned upon the following: <br />1. The wire mesh is to be moved to the side of the split rail fence facing 27882 Sanders Lane; <br />2. The "ire mesh shall not extend above the top of the horizontal rail; <br />3. The wire mesh shall be secured with nun-corrosive fasteners spaced no less than 6 inches <br />apart so there are no gaps between the wire mesh and split rail fencing. <br />)'lotion passed 5-0. <br />22-21156; Robert Dchoff; 25171 Doc Drive <br />Representatives: Robert Dcholf. owner: Michael ESSa N. 1536 Buckhurst Run. UA ads%North. OI I <br />proposal consists of a generator. Property is zoned C-One I amih Residence. <br />I. A ? Il. variance for side card setback: code requires that generators project no less than 5 It. <br />from any side lot line, applicant sho%%s 3 It. Section 1 13,.07 IC) <br />Mr. I ssarr is the electrical manager I-or Blind and Sons. N% ho installed the generator. I le explained <br />that the venerator manufacturer. Gcnerac Generators. requires that the generator he installed at no <br />Tess than fn-c feet from a building opening, which eliminates its installation in the rear of the <br />applicant s home. The generator eras installed on the cast side of the hone and the neighbor has a <br />large, solid fence that provides sonic screening. the applicant will also screen the generator from <br />the street view b% installing a similar solid knee gate in the spring. They measured the decibels <br />from the neighbors house when the panel %%as laid next to the generator and it was 61 decibels. <br />the neighbor also has a generator which %Nould generate a similar level of noise. Mr. Dehoff <br />presented photos of the gate he would like to install and the decibel reading Ic%'el from the nearest <br />point of the neighbors home. <br />Ms. Seeley said the permit paperwork %Mas mailed to the Building Department on November I 1 <br />and the generator was installed on the 18°i prior to the permit being issued. the applicants %%ill <br />need to request a noise variance front the Sal'et% department if the setback wariancc is approved. <br />Mr. Allain asked %%hy a permit was not pulled before the generator Nvm installed. Mr. GssarN X% Lis <br />under the impression that the permit w;u pulled alrcadN and they have since changed their <br />