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Board of Adjustment <br />Meeting Minutes <br />August 17, 2016 <br />Page 8 of 10 <br />• Case Manager: Scott Robinson, Planner II <br />Motion made by Malmquist to continue 749 Wildrose Way — Variance Request, Case #16- <br />027 -VA to September 21, 2016, seconded by Ewy. Motion passes 4-0. <br />Meseck discusses the Resolutions of Denial. Apparently the City Attorney recommends we do <br />this consistently upon denial so there is a record. <br />Robinson says this is the recommendation from the City Attorney for anything denied from now <br />on, that the Board approves a Resolution of Denial that formalizes and memorializes the <br />decision in case there is any further proceeding such as court. The request is to look at them <br />and make sure they reflect the reasons the application was denied. Staff requests that you vote <br />to approve the Resolution of Denial as long as you feel it accurately reflects the reasons for the <br />denial. <br />Malmquist says I was not present for these applications listed below. Am I allowed to vote? <br />Should I vote in good conscience? Did we deny these in the previous meetings? Do we have <br />the option of re -opening them? Is this the reason that th- ity Attorney is asking us to re -look at <br />them? If that is the case, I would want to also wait un ave a further quorum and I am not <br />willing to vote tonight. <br />Robinson says you do not have the option to r <br />advertised as Resolutions of Denial. Without the <br />think we can go in that direction. To answer your fi <br />from the June meeting when these were decided, I <br />comfortable voting on them. <br />Malmquist says essentially, I would be voting that I agree with the Denial. What happens if I <br />don't agree? <br />Ewy says you are agreeing with the representation of what was discussed in the meeting and <br />the record of denial. Not that if you agree with the denial. <br />Robinson says the Board made the decision at the June meeting and we are requesting that <br />you approve this as a memorialization of that decision. You are not re -deciding the issue. It has <br />already been decided and this is setting it into a resolution. <br />Ewy says I agree it is difficult if you didn't attend. I don't know if I would want to vote on cases I <br />didn't attend. <br />Malmquist says I don't want my name on the record on these if they are something like we just <br />discussed. I will not vote. <br />Robinson says if you are not comfortable voting and you will recuse yourself, then we don't <br />have a quorum. These will come back at the next meeting. <br />these because they have been <br />cant's request to reopen then, I do not <br />est you have reviewed the record <br />n vote. It is up to you if you feel <br />th <br />➢ Resolution of Denial - 2252 Crown Circle — Variance Request — Resolution 01, <br />Series 2016. A request for a variance from Section 17.12.040 of the Louisville Municipal <br />Code (LMC) for relief from front and side setback and maximum lot coverage <br />requirements to allow additions to the garage and second story. — Continue to <br />September 21, 2016 <br />• Applicant & Owner: Terry Nelson, 2252 Crown Circle <br />• Representative: Patrick Hubbell, Summit Studio Architects <br />• Case Manager: Scott Robinson, Planner II <br />➢ Resolution of Denial - 346 McKinley Court — Variance Request — Resolution 02, <br />Series 2016. A request for a variance from the Dutch Creek planned unit development <br />(PUD) for relief from the side setback requirement to allow an addition to the second <br />story. — Continue to September 21, 2016 <br />• Applicant & Owner: Rachel and Dan Fox, 346 McKinley Ct <br />• Case Manager: Scott Robinson, Planner II <br />Business Items tentatively scheduled for September 21, 2016: <br />