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garage and was changed to a laundry and storage room prior to
the November 's ownership.
Mr. Wolfson suggested altering the footprint of the building to
allow for more substantial side and rear yard setbacks. Mr.
Wolfson stated that a 6" setback was not acceptable due to the
potential fire hazzard.
After further discussion Mr. Howie motioned to grant the variance
as presented. Mr. Bass seconded the motion which carried by a
four to three vote by a show of hands. Mr. McCaulie, Mr. Wolfson
and Mrs. Russell voted nay.
B. RECOMMENDATION ON CLARIFICATION OF PERMITTED USES OF
SUBSTANDARD LOTS OF RECORD.
City Attorney, Alan Jensen presented to the board a final draft
of the ordinance clarifying the definition and permitted uses of
substandard lots of record. Mr. Jensen stated that one single
family residence is allowed on a substandard lot of record
provided setbacks are met. Anyone wishing to construct a duplex
or more than one townhouse must apply for a variance from the
Community Development Board.
The Community Development Director sugessted that Section 24-82
of the Code of Ordinances become more specific as to the
measuring point of a structure.
After further discussion Mr. MacDonell motioned to recommend
approval as presented. Mrs. Gregg seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
NEW BUSINESS
A. PRELIMINARY PLAT REVIEW AND REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF
SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS; RECOMBINATION OF LOTS 10 AND
11, MAYPORT INDUSTRIAL PARK.
Mr. Mike Canella, of 2110 Southpoint Boulevard, was present on
behalf of Mr. Kaser who wishes to recombine lots 10 and 11 and
convey approximately 11, 500 feet of lot 10 to lot 11, creating a
smaller lot 10.
Mr. Canella felt it would be an undue hardship for Mr. Kaser to
purchase all of Lot 10 for his proposed expansion of his moving
and storage facility with the current subdivision regulations.
Mr. MacDonell stated that after the recombination of Lots 10 and
11, Lots 2 and 3 would still be smaller than the remainder of Lot
10.
After further discussion, Mr. MacDonell motioned to recommend
approval as presented. Mrs. Gregg seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
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