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September 24, 2020 <br />To: Louisville CO Board of Adjustment <br />Fr: Kenneth A. Wilson and Nancy L. Commins, Owners, 1612 Jefferson Avenue <br />Re: Request for variance to build detached garage and relocate shed <br />We request a variance from the code -required 30-foot setback from South Boulder Road in <br />order to build a single story detached 2-car garage at our property on the southeast corner of <br />Jefferson Avenue and South Boulder Road. in 2017 a similar setback variance was granted in <br />order to erect a garage at the corner of Longs Peak Drive and South Boulder Road (1612 Longs <br />Peak Drive) due to the same constraints we face: The Scenic Heights development was built <br />before the current city code was established. The lots are only 70 feet wide; the distance <br />between the north side of our house and the South Boulder Road property line is only 21 feet 8 <br />inches; the distance between the south side of the house and the adjacent property on <br />Jefferson Avenue is just 7 feet. The only feasible location for a driveway to a garage is around <br />the north side of the house. The only practical placement for a garage without placing it <br />awkwardly behind the house, sharply curving the driveway, and losing much of the back yard is <br />to put it close to the north property line. The attached drawings illustrate these factors. <br />Adding a garage to the property will create several benefits to the neighborhood. Our son <br />Alexander and his partner now reside in the house. In collaboration with them we are gradually <br />cleaning up the property and making improvements. A garage will permit our son to get the <br />large truck he uses for his welding business off the street and provide storage space for his <br />tools. The garage will improve the property and keep a working, wage earning couple in <br />Louisville. Moving the fence westward to enclose the garage area and replacing all of the <br />fencing along South Boulder Road will improve the home's appearance and provide better <br />privacy for the occupants. The garage and shed along the north property line will dampen the <br />noise from the ever-increasing traffic on South Boulder Road for both our son and the <br />neighbors. The garage at 1612 Longs Peak Drive provides an example of how this project can be <br />accomplished in a pleasing manner. <br />In order to erect the garage, the existing 8' x 8' shed in the back yard will need to be relocated. <br />We plan to move the shed to the northeast corner of the property, just east of the new garage. <br />Therefore we include relocating the shed in our variance request. <br />Responses to variance criteria <br />1. Unique physical circumstances or conditions: The lot is narrow. The plot plan and <br />Improvement Location Certificate show there are only 21'-8" between the house and <br />South Boulder Road. <br />
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