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BOA 6/24/99 Page 2 Finding of Fact: 1). Applicant proposes basement and 2nd story addition to existing residence. 2). Sideyard of existing residence appears to be at the 5 foot minimum,the addition with siding and insulation may encroach slightly. 3). Required setback to Sunnyside St. is 20 feet and existing garage is consisered to be non- conforming as located. 4). Structure was previously a summer cottage converted to year round usage with several additions already. 5). Foundation consists of block and brick piers supporting wood girders that have slumped or shifted. Conclusions : 1). Variance preserves the zoning ordinance as much as possible without injustice to the applicant. 2). Variance is not contrary to the righs of others or to the public interest. #3031. Appeal by W. B. Von Rutenberg et al. for variances from required lot area and lot width, minimum sideyard and maximum square footage of accessory buildings as provided by Sections 11.03(1), 10.05(4), 10.07(7)and 10.04(1)to permit lot division by Certified Survey Map at 4940 tir Borchers Beach Road being Lot#1,Borcher's Beach,Lots 15, 16 and 17,Block 3,Morris Park and adjacent lands in the SE 1/4 NW 1/4 and NE 1/4 SW 1/4 Section 33,Town of Westport. IN FAVOR: J. Von Rutenberg OPPOSED: — COMMUNICATIONS: -- ROSS/LONG to grant a variance of 30+/- feet from required minimum lot width for proposed lot#1 and a variance of 5+/-feet from required mimimum lot width for proposed lot#2 to allow lot line adjustment as proposed. Motion carried 4-0. SAYLES/ROSS to grant a variance of 200 sq. ft. from maximum allowable square footage of accessory buildings to permit boathouse on a vacant lot after lot reconfiguration by certified survey map. Motion carried 4-0. P Finding of Fact: 1). Proposal is to combine 4 platted lots and vacated right of way into 2 lots by certified survey map. 2). Lot width variances are needed to reconfigure lots by certifed survey due to ordinance requirement of mimimum 100 foot lot width within shoreland areas. tor 3). Residence and boathouse are both existing structures. 2