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BOA MINUTES 10/24/02 PAGE 1 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MINUTES OF October 24, 2002 PRESENT: Sayles, Kay, Ross and Long, ALSO: Reynolds Meeting called to order at 6:30 P.M. by Chairman Ross in Room 2-F to hold Public Hearing as published by Class II Notice. MINUTES Sayles /Kay to approve minutes of 9/12 and 9/19/02 as submitted. (Kay emphasized that in light of recent inquiries that minutes of #3207 are accurate as submitted). Motion carried 3-0. (Long - Absent). OCTOBER PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS: #3209. Appeal by Cynthia Culham and Timothy Gartzke for variances from required setback from road, sideyard, and minimum lot width and area as provided by Sections 10.17(5), 10.07(7) and 11.03(1) and 10.05(4) to permit proposed addition to existing residence at 3166 Shadyside Drive being Lot#16, Vea Park and additional lands in the SW 1/4 SW 1/4 Section 30, Town of Pleasant Springs. IN FAVOR: B. Sweeney OPPOSED: -- COMMUNICATION: Town Board Kay/ Sayles to grant a variance of 34.65 feet from minimum required lot width of lots in the shoreland district to permit lands to be added to existing lot and to grant a variance of 18 feet from minimum required setback from road to permit garage construction as part of proposed residential addition. Motion carried 4 - 0. Sayles/ Kay to grant variance,with condition, of 5 feet from required left sideyard to permit residential addition as proposed. CONDITION: That applicant record a restrictive covenant, running in favor of Dane County, that ties the two lots together for zoning purposes prior to obtaining a Zoning permit if intending to start project prior to rezone process being completed. Finding of fact: 1). Applicant proposes substantial additions to existing single family residence, to include 2 story living space and attached garage. 2). Residence presently located on Lot#16, Vea Park and application proposes to add 990 square feet by Certified Survey Map. 3). 10.07(7) Dane County Code of Ordinances requires a minimum sideyard of 10 feet to which a variance from sideyard, if granted, would become unneeded when Certified Survey Map is recorded. 4). Setback from road is a technical variance as property has no public road frontage.