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BOA MINUTES 6/28/2001 PAGE 2 #3135. Appeal by James &Mary Louise White for a variance from required setback from road as provided by Section 10.17(4)to permit residential garage as constructed at 3352 Quam Drive being Lot#14 and Part of#15, Ole J. Quams Park, Section 25, Town of Dunn. IN FAVOR:J. White ,B. White OPPOSED: -- COMMUNICATION: Town Board Sayles/Kay to deny requested variance of 0.5 feet to required setback,of 20 feet from right-of-way of Quam Drive,to permit residence garage as constructed. Finding of fact: 1). Applicant constructed new detached residence garage after constructing new residence in 1997. 2). New garage replaced former structure which was 17.7 feet from required setback. 3). Applicant claims contractor errored and encroachment limited to 1 corner of building as structure is not square to lot line. 4). Permit originally issued for a 16' x 24' structure and plan changed to construct a 20' x 27' building. - (ZP 1999-3394). 5). Applicant has 2 car attached garage in residence and needs accessory structure for boat storage. Conclusion: 1). Unnecessary hardship was not proven. Motion carried—4- 1. (Klopp—no). #3136. Appeal by Edwin&Elizabeth Rooney and Cave of the Mounds,Inc. for a variance from required sign location as provided by Section 10.83(2)to permit replacement of on-premise sign as proposed at 2975 Cave of the Mounds Road (County Highway F) in the SW 1/4 SW 1/4 Section 5, Town of Blue Mounds. IN FAVOR: J. Klimczyk OPPOSED: -- COMMUNICATIONS: Co. Hwy. Klopp/Sayles to grant,with condition,variance of 15 feet from required setback from road right of way for on-premise signage as proposed. CONDITIONS: 1). That sign shall be removed at owners expense if future road improvement requires additional right of way. Finding of fact: 1). County Highway Department required applicant to redesign driveway causing removal of non-conforming sign. 2). Applicant feels elevating sign or locating at required setback would create more of a traffic hazard by making it less visible to approaching traffic. 3). Property slopes downhill from road into parking lot.