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Board of Adjustment <br />Meeting Minutes <br />September 21, 2016 <br />Page6of7 <br />of the neighborhood, small houses on small lots, there is some value in encourage homeowners <br />to preserve their existing home and make modifications to adapt those living conditions to <br />moderate standards. That includes size. <br />Motion made by Ewy to approve 940 Caledonia St — Variance Request — A request for a <br />variance from Section 17.12.050 of the Louisville Municipal Code (LMC) for relief from front and <br />rear setback and maximum floor area requirements to allow additions to the existing house. <br />Case #16 -022 -VA, seconded by Malmquist. Roll call vote. <br />Name <br />Vote <br />Andrew Meseck <br />Yes <br />James Stuart <br />Yes <br />Leslie Ewy <br />Yes <br />Gunnar Malmquist <br />Yes <br />Thomas DeJong <br />n/a <br />Lowell Campbell <br />No <br />Alison Gorsevski <br />Yes <br />Motion passed/failed: <br />Pass <br />Motion passes 5-1. <br />➢ Resolution of Denial - 2252 Crown Ci Varianc- quest — A recjiIst for a <br />variance from Section 17.12.040 of the Lo M Code (LMC) for relief from <br />front and side setback and maximum lot cove rements to allow additions to the <br />garage and second story. Case #16 -019 -VA <br />• Applicant & Owner: Terry Nelson, 2252 Crown Circle <br />• Representative: Patrick Hubbell, Sum udio Architects <br />• Case Manager: Scott Robinson, Senior er <br />Meseck says we need four votes tonight iner tose re olutions forward. If we do <br />not proceed with these resolutions, they will go back to the City Attorney's desk. They may not <br />return or we may have guidance from him. <br />Robinson says at the June 15 meeting, there were two requests for variances that were <br />denied. The City Attorney's recommendation was that the Board formalizes the denials in the <br />form of a resolution. Staff has prepared resolutions for each request. Staff requests the Board <br />approve them on the grounds that they accurately reflect the reasons for the denial. Staff <br />requests that Board members who voted in favor of the variances vote tonight in favor of the <br />denials as long as they feel they accurately reflect the reasons for the denial. <br />Malmquist says we are not voting to reopen the cases but are voting on that the case was <br />properly heard and the denial conclusion. I went back and reviewed the cases since the last <br />meeting and I can vote in good conscience. <br />Ewy makes a motion to approve Resolution of Denial - 2252 Crown Circle — Variance <br />Request — A request for a variance from Section 17.12.040 of the Louisville Municipal Code <br />(LMC) for relief from front and side setback and maximum lot coverage requirements to allow <br />additions to the garage and second story. Case #16 -019 -VA, seconded by Malmquist. Motion <br />passed by five voice votes. Gorsevski abstains. <br />➢ Resolution of Denial - 346 McKinley Ct — Variance Request — A request for a <br />variance from the Dutch Creek planned unit development (PUD) for relief from the side <br />setback requirement to allow an addition to the second story. Case #16 -020 -VA <br />• Applicant & Owner: Rachel and Dan Fox, 346 McKinley Ct <br />• Case Manager: Scott Robinson, Senior Planner <br />Ewy makes motion to approve Resolution of Denial - 346 McKinley Ct — Variance Request — <br />A request for a variance from the Dutch Creek planned unit development (PUD) for relief from <br />