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increase the lot coverage, decrease the usable backyard space, and/or require the <br />destruction of an existing building. In addition, the existing garage is far enough into the <br />setback that starting the development of the addition 15 feet back would still require greater <br />cantilevering or result in a smaller addition than would otherwise be possible by maximizing <br />the existing garage footprint. Staff finds that the location of the existing garage prevents the <br />reasonable development of a second -story garage addition without a variance. Staff finds <br />the proposal meets this criterion. <br />4. That such unnecessary hardship has not been created by the applicant. <br />The existing nonconforming setback dates from the 1960s or earlier and is not the result of <br />any actions by the applicant. Staff finds the proposal meets this criterion. <br />5. That the variance, if granted, will not alter the essential character of the neighborhood <br />or district in which the property is located, nor substantially or permanently impair the <br />appropriate use or development of adjacent property. <br />The neighborhood includes a number of garages with near -zero setbacks from streets and <br />alleys, including a two-story garage immediately to the south of the subject property. In <br />addition, the street layout in this part of Old Town is such that major streets, such as Main <br />Street and Front Street, dead-end into Community Park and the East-West alley abutting <br />the south of the subject property operates as a throughway for pedestrians, cyclists, and <br />drivers along Community Park. This street layout results in a neighborhood character <br />wherein streets and alleys share similar uses and feelings, unlike other areas of Old Town <br />where the differentiation between the setback -to -the -street and the alley -setback distances <br />help mitigate the impact of accessory structures on streets versus alleys. In addition, the <br />strip of Main Street immediately adjacent to the subject property has an inward jog that <br />results in a deeper -appearing setback for the existing garage. Staff finds the proposal <br />meets this criterion. <br />Aerial showing jog and narrowing <br />on Main Street. <br />Streetview of neighborhood showing street and alley layout. <br />
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