City Council Study Session Agenda and Packet 2010 05 25

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PAGE FOUR SUBJECT: UPDATE/DISCUSSION – BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT (BOA) DATE: MAY 25, 2010 September 16, 2009 533 County Rd. - Case #09-011-VA – Approval of two variances from Chapter 17 of the Louisville Municipal Code (LMC). The variances are described as follows: 1. Variance from Section 17.12.050.F to allow a 14 feet 6 inch front yard setback where 20 foot is required. 2. Variance from Section 17.12.050.G to allow for an attached garage that is not setback 20 feet greater than the setback between the front property line and the front building line of the dwelling. Decision: Denied September 16, 2009 1008 Grant Ave. - Case #09-010-VA –Approval of a variance from Chapter 17 of the Louisville Municipal Code (LMC). The variance is described as follows: 1. Variance from Section 17.12.050.C to allow for a predominant roof pitch less than the 6:12 pitch required by the Old Town Overlay District Regulations. Decision: Approved November 18, 2009 533 County Rd. – Rehearing of Case #09-011-VA –Approval of two variances from Chapter 17 of the Louisville Municipal Code (LMC). The variances are described as follows: 1. Variance from Section 17.12.050.F to allow a 14 feet 6 inch front yard setback where 20 foot is required. 2. Variance from Section 17.12.050.G to allow for an attached garage that is not setback 20 feet greater than the setback between the front property line and the front building line of the dwelling. Decision: Denied 2010 WORK GOALS The Board of Adjustment will continue to hear Variance and Floodplain Development requests th as they are submitted. The first case before the BOA in 2010 will be heard on May 19. An additional variance hearing is set for June 26, 2010. Section 17.48.020 of the LMC titled “Members-Appointments” states “The board of adjustment shall consist of six members who shall be appointed by the City Council”. At this point in time, there are six regular members and one associate member of the BOA. Two of the regular member positions will expire in December of 2010. Staff will consult with the Board members whose terms are expiring to determine if they wish to re-apply.