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BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Dec. 20, 1974 Page 3 CONCLUSION: A. variance preserves the ordinance without injustice to individual. B. Variance is not contrary to public interest or rights of others. Motion carried. 326. Motion by Dahlk, second by Voges to deny 4 foot side yard variance and grant 34 foot 2 inch variance from Shoreland (setback from waters as per finding of fact: 1. deck, in order to be utilized, need not be 10 feet wide; no hard- ship proven. 2. access to residence from shore level is necessary. 3. deck will provide safe, level, walking space beside residence. 4. old 4 foot deck was inadvertently removed to facilitate grading. CONCLUSION: A. variance preserves the ordinance without injustice to indvidual. B. proven case of unnecessary hardship. C. condition is unique. D. variance is necessary to secure for the applicant, rights which are enjoyed by other property owners in the area. Motion carried. 327. Motion by Voges, second by Dahlk to grant 35 foot variance from set- back requirement and to include and grant a 7 foot variance from left side yard requirement as per finding of fact: 1. need of addition is evident. 2. Zoning Ordinance prohibits two accessory buildings on one parcel. 3. existing garage is non conforming but addition will not encroach any farther into setback area. CONCLUSION: A. Proven case of unnecessary hardship. B. Variance is necessary to secure for the individual, rights that are enjoyed by other property owners in the area. C. Variance is not contrary to public interest or the rights of othe s Motion carried. 328. Motion by Dahlk, second by Voges to grant Special Exception Permit with instructions that recommendations of S.C.S. are to be followed. Motion carried. 329. Motion by Dahlk, second by Voges to grant Special Exception Permit subject to DNR requirements and the following special instructions: 1. Existing filled pathway on North side of Sugar River and extended approximately 45 feet South of the river and bridge, shall be re- graded to blend in with existing terrain and be seeded to prevent erosion. 2. Pathway to South of Sugar River beginning, approximately, 45 feet South of bridge, shall be at existing (natural) terrain a env Lion. Topsoil, to a depth of approximately 12 inches, may be replaced with clay soil. 3. Ponds and ditches shall be sloped and seeded to prevent erosion and siltation. • Motion carried. 330. Motion by Dahlk, second by Voges to grant variance of 6 feet from setback requirement as per finding of fact: 1. Existing residence is non conforming but addition will not en- croach farther into setback area. 2. Variance is necessary to permit any addition or remodeling of residence. 3. Existing residence is structurally sound and worth maintaining.