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<br />Sears asked what the rear yard setback will be? <br /> <br />Oshiro stated it will be 39 feet. <br /> <br />STAFF PRESENTATION/RECOMMENDATION: <br /> <br />Wood referred to the staff report of June 28, 1990. Staff does <br />reco~nend approval of both variances as requested. <br /> <br />Sears asked if there was anyone that would like to speak in favor <br />of or in opposition to this proposal? <br /> <br />Alice Hourly 1001 Lincoln Ave. Louisville, Colorado. Hourly <br />stated what she would like to request from the board that a <br />pr i vacy fence be installed between the two properties. This <br />would give us the privacy and a little bit of sound barrier from <br />the back yards. <br /> <br />Ross stated part of that area was the coal mining camps at one <br />time. I really believe that the property line on those two lots <br />was taken from the base point on Walnut Street as far as the plat <br />was concerned. I think if a privacy fence wouldn't be way out of <br />line, it would have to met requirements by the code, then I think <br />that would work. <br /> <br />Oshiro asked who would have to be responsible for taking out the <br />permi t for the fence I sur vey ing the proper ty, taking out the <br />existing fence and paying for the permit for the new fence. <br /> <br />Wood statpd if it was condition by the board it would be <br />responsibility as the applicant as part of the variance. <br />is not a condition of approval then you would be free to <br />with your neighbor to share those costs. <br /> <br />)ur <br />It it <br />work <br /> <br />Wood stated if approved the total living area would be about 780 <br />square feet and the approximate lot coverage would be about 25%. <br /> <br />Sears asked what percentage of building coverage is allowed in R- <br />L? <br /> <br />Wood stated that is 30%. <br /> <br />Sears closed the public hearing. <br /> <br />BOARD COMMENTS: <br /> <br />Swires stated that he felt the issue with the fence should be <br />worked out between the applicant and the neighbor. I would just <br />as soon not make it part of our proposal and let them work it out <br />about the fence. <br /> <br />Sears felt the issue about the fence should be taken into <br />consideration. <br />
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