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Board of Adjustment <br />Meeting Minutes <br />April 19, 2023 <br />Page 9 of 11 <br />That is why he takes neighbor's feedback so seriously. Nitpicking rules is not <br />doing the residents justice. <br />Hawksley says that argument implies that the owner will not be able to rebuild if <br />they do not get this variance. That is not the case though. Public comment is <br />valuable but this house has not been built yet. The people providing public <br />comment are also not professionals, but residents only. <br />Sommer mentions the importance of safety and how that applies to variances. <br />Hawksley says this lot is bigger than its two adjoining neighbors and yet they still <br />cannot build a single story ranch house. <br />Cole says those adjoining lots only have a five-foot setback and we are mainly <br />discussing the side yard setback, which is 18-feet. The shape of the lot is unique <br />and the front of it is so narrow. <br />Stuart moves and Nakari seconds a motion to approve the request for a variance <br />for a 145 square -foot, 5.8-foot encroachment into the required 18-foot street side <br />setback for a new single-family residence at 956 Eldorado Ln. Motion passes by <br />a 5-1 roll call vote. <br />Name <br />Vote <br />Scott Berger <br />Yes <br />Matt Nakari <br />Yes <br />Joel Hawksley <br />No <br />James Stuart <br />Yes <br />Karen Cooper <br />Yes <br />Sherry Sommer <br />Yes <br />Motion passed/failed: <br />Pass <br />C. Drainageway A-1 — Floodplain Development Permit (FLP-000459- <br />2023) — A request for a floodplain development permit to replace a culvert <br />and make other channel improvements for Goodhue Ditch (Drainageway <br />A-1) crossing Garfield Avenue. <br />Applicant: Davis Partnership Architects <br />Case Manager: Rob Zuccaro, Community Development Director <br />Zuccaro verifies the application to be heard this evening is complete, and was <br />mailed to the surrounding property owners on April 4, 2023, published in the <br />Boulder Daily Camera on April 2, 2023, and the property was posted on April 4, <br />2023. <br />Nakari moves and Stuart seconds a motion that confirms that all requirements <br />have been satisfied and the application submitted by the applicant has been <br />properly filed. Motion passes unanimously by a voice vote. <br />Berger asks if anyone at the hearing has any objections to the hearing <br />procedures he described and asks if there were any other preliminary matters <br />that needed to be taken care of. None is heard. <br />Staff Presentation: <br />
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