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ALVERSON BLVD
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. � � �, <br /> residence. The applicant also proposes a 10 foot setback fnstead of the typicel 2U foot <br /> setback from the front property line along Alverson Blvd. <br /> FINDINOS AND CONCLUSIONS: Section 37.050.B states that nothing in EMC Chapter <br /> 19.37 is intended to preclude reasonable oconomic use of property as set forth hero(n. If <br /> the req�irement of this ardinance as applied to a speciflc lot would dany all roasoneble <br /> economic use of the lot, development will be permitted if the applicant demonshatea ail of <br /> the following to the satisie�ction of;he Planning Diroctor: <br /> 1. There Is no other reasonable use or feasible altemative to the proposed <br /> development with less(mpact on the envfronmentally senaftive area; and <br /> 2. The proposed development does not pose a threat to the public health, aafety and <br /> welfare on ar oH of the subject lot; and <br /> 3. My alteraGona pertnlBed to the requiremer.ts of this Ordinanca ehall bs the <br /> minimum necessary to allow for reasonable use of the property; and <br /> 4. The Inabflity of the applicant to derive reasonable economic use ot the property is <br /> not tha reault of acGons by the applicant fn aubdividing the property or adJusUng a <br /> boundary Iine theroby cxeating the undevelopable condlGon aftar the eftecUve data <br /> of this Ord(nance; end <br /> 5. The proposal miUgetea the impacts on tha environmentally eanaitive aroaa to tha <br /> maxlmum s�ent possible. <br /> The Planning Directora concluaions are as follows: <br /> 1. Th�n!i no oth�r iwsona6l�ua�a a1bm�Uw to fM propos�d <br /> d�w/oprn�nt wlth/ut lmpact upon tlN�nWronrn�nhlly t�naldw ana. The <br /> exisdng R-1 zoning allowa for at least a minimum of ons airpb hmily rosidence <br /> on a 8,000 squaro foot lot. The aubject parcel is approxirt►ately 15,525 aq.R. in <br /> area. The applicent proposea to conehuct a daylight basement slyle sinpM fzmily ' <br /> residence on tha aite eimilar to tha exiadny homes in the aroa. The propoeed <br /> residence hes a mein floor footprint of about 2304 aq.ft. wh�h indudea an <br /> attached garags. The reaidencs ia proposed with a 10'setb�dc from the front , <br /> property Ilne inatead oi the typical 20'roqulrod. This propaed atback would be <br /> conalatant with the reaidence (mmediately adjacent to ths s�;bject property at 548 <br /> Alvereon Blvd. In addition, the reduced aetback would also!iri�!the excavatlon <br /> required for the home and provide a rear yard aetback eroa irom Me newly <br /> reg,aded sbpe edge. <br /> 2. Th�propos�d devNopm�nt do�s not pos�a thnat to fh�publlc hwlth, <br /> sahty and►wltan on or on o/fh�aub/�ct IoG The adJofning lots on each side <br /> of the proposed site are devaloped with single family residencea. The <br /> geotechnical ropoR states that' ...tha uee of a daylipht basement and the <br /> excavadon that it requlres, will provide the most positive beneflt from a slope <br /> stability standpoint. The original pian by the prev(ous owner for constructing a <br /> residence on piers without a basement would have no signiflcant stabflizing effect <br />
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