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BOA MINUTES/12/20/90 <br /> Page 2 <br /> 0. <br /> IN FAVOR: E. Hefty OPPOSED: --- COMMUNICATION: Town Board <br /> Quackenbush/Rendall to grant variance of 0.7 feet from required setback to <br /> right-of-way of Ralph Road to permit residential encroachment as constructed. <br /> FINDING OF FACT: <br /> 1). Contractor's error in measuring setback from right-of-way. <br /> 2). Zoning Department inspection was not timely enough to catch locational <br /> error. <br /> 3). Town Board objects to relocating right-of-way to accommodate contractor <br /> error. <br /> CONCLUSION: <br /> 1). Variance preserves the zoning ordinance as much as possible without <br /> injustice to applicant. <br /> Motion carried - 4-0. <br /> #2074. Appeal by William R. Klock for a variance from required setback from <br /> road as provided by Section 10.17(4)(b) to permit addition to residential <br /> garage at 2106 Barber Drive being part of Lot #19, Lincoln Park - Section 26, <br /> Town of Dunn. <br /> IN FAVOR: W. Klock OPPOSED: --- COMMUNICATION: Town Board <br /> Quackenbush/Rendall to hold request in abeyance until January Hearing pending <br /> application for variance from maximum allowable square footage of accessory <br /> buildings. <br /> Motion carried - 4-0. <br /> #2075. Appeal by Clifford M. Wisinski for a variance from required sideyard <br /> Ar <br /> and rearyard as provided by Sections 10.07(7) & (8) and 10.16(5)(a) to permit <br /> an addition to existing single family residence at 412 Gannon Avenue being Lot <br /> 28, Block 12, E.L. Gallagher Plat, 2nd Addition - Section 5, Town of Blooming <br /> Grove. <br /> IN FAVOR: C. Wisinski OPPOSED: --- COMMUNICATION: --- <br /> Rendall/Quackenbush to grant variance of 9 feet from required rearyard and 1 <br /> foot from required right sideyard to permit addition to existing residence. <br /> FINDING OF FACT: <br /> 1). Existing kitchen area has insufficient headroom and is not structurally <br /> suitable for habitation. <br /> 2). Rearyard location of existing residence, limits buildable yard. <br /> 3). Sideyard variance is to allow continuation of existing building line. <br /> CONCLUSION: <br /> 1). variance is not contrary to rights of others or to the public interest. <br /> 2). Variance preserves the zoning ordinance as much as possible without <br /> injustice to applicant. <br /> Motion carried - 4-0. <br /> #2076. Appeal by James Spiegel, agent for Evergreen Transport Corporation for <br /> a variance from required sideyard as provided by Section 10.14(6) to permit <br /> addition to existing commercial building at 1309 Culmen Street being Lots 6 & <br /> 7, Block #1, Sunnyslope - Section 35, Town of Madison. <br /> • <br />