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BOA MINUTES 7/22/99 PAGE 2 tie Morris Park and part of vacated Morris Court in the SW 1/4 SW 1/4 Section 33, Town of Westport. IN FAVOR: T. Greene OPPOSED: R. Forrand - (letter) , S .Lewis - (letter) communication: Town Board KAY/ROSS to deny requested variance from required setback from road to permit residence construction as proposed. Finding of Fact: 1) . Applicant has lot with foundation of former cottage and accessory building on it. 2) . Proposal is to utilize, as much s possible, non- conforming foundation with new dwelling and garage addition. 3) . Lot is 150 feet in depth, 66 feet wide at North end and 81 feet wide at south end. 4) . Existing foundation appears to need replacing or structural repairs to be usable. 5) . With minimal relocation of building site New residence may be in conformity with required setbacks and rearyard. Conclusion: 1) . unnecessary hardship was not proven. Motion carried 4-0 (Klopp, abstain) . #3035. Appeal by Coyle, Inc. for a variance from required number of parking stalls and minimum sideyard as provided by Section 10. 18 (5, ) 10. 14 (6) and 10. 11 (7) to permit addition to existing commercial building at 250 West Beltline Highway in the SW 1/4 NW 1/4 Section 36, Town of Madison. IN FAVOR: P. Coyle, M. Coyle OPPOSED: --- COMMUNICATION: Town Board, Town Police Department ROSS/LONG to grant variance of 2 . 33 feet from required right sideyard to permit warehouse addition as proposed. Motion carried 5-0. SAYLES/ROSS to grant, with condition, variance of 19 parking stalls from required number of stalls to permit warehouse addition. Condition: Variance approval is limited to existing carpet business only. Motion carried - 4-1 (Long, no) . Finding of Fact: 1) . Applicant proposes 11, 000 square feet carpet warehouse addition to existing commercial building. 2) . Sideyard variance continues existing building line which has previously been granted by Variance #1950 in February 1990. 3) . Ordinance, 10. 18 (5) (f) Dane County Code of Ordinances, requires one parking stall per each 800 square feet of occupied floor area. 4) . Only small percentage of structure is utilized as showroom and customer service area. traw 5) . Town of Madison Fire Department, Police Department, and Town Board are in support of variances .