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• WARD OF ADdUS'PMFNT - Minutes August 27, 1981 Page 5 At. #1017. Motion by Harvey, second by Schwahn to grant a variance of 8 feet from required setback from road and 11. 5 feet from required rear yard. FINDING OF FACT: 1. Existing residence is non-conforming as to both the rear yard and setback from road. Any alteration or addition would require a variance. 2. Addition wi. I ] he fart jar from road rind rear lot line than the existing residence. CONCLUSION: 1. Proven case of unnecessary hardship. 2. Variance is necessary to provide right enjoyed by others. 3. Hardship is caused by the ordinance and is not self-imposed. Motion'carried. #1018. Motion by Kruschke, second by Harvey to grant a variance of 3.9 feet from required setback from road. FINDING OF FACT: 1 . Applicant is third owner of property and was not in any way re- sponsible for the locating of the residence. 2. Variance is necessary to provide zoning compliance to permit sale of property. CONCLUSION: 1. Proven case of unnecesary hardship. #1019. Motion by Schwahn, second by Harvey to: (1) . Grant a variance of 27 feet (more or less) from required set- back from normal high waterline. (2) . Deny variances pertaining to re-division of lots. FINDING OF FACT: (1) . Proposed deck will be farther back from water than the existing residence. Denial of variance would not help to maintain shore- land protection. (2) . (a) . - Lots, as exist, were recorded prior to shoreland ordinance and are non-conforming. Lot 1-A has a residence and Lot B may be 'utilized for a residence. (b) . Access to river can be provided by easement in lieu of re-design of lots. (c) . Proposed re-design would substantially reduce the area of Lot 1-A. (d) . Applicant proposes re-design of lots to enhance market value. CONCLUSION: 1 . Proven case of unnecessary harc.ship. 2. Denial of variances for re-design of lots does not deny use- of property. Monetary gain or loss may not be construed as a hard- ship. Unnecessary hardship was not proven. Motion carried. #1002. Letter from and response to Ken Laufenberg, Blue Mounds, Section 1 .