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i � � <br /> i <br /> � I <br /> , <br /> , j I <br /> I � <br /> � <br /> � <br /> i <br /> HOARD OF ADJiJST!(EMP ! <br /> FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS, 11ND ORDSR <br /> VARIIINCE NO. 33-88 � <br /> I � <br /> iBased upon the written request for a variance from the City's � <br /> ilzoning code by: ! <br /> John Arnestad ( <br /> 2701 iSth St. ; <br /> ;I Everett, WA 98201 i <br /> hereinafter referred to as "Applicant," for a variance from E.M.C. j <br /> : 19.16.050 (C) , Rear Yards, 19.42.040; Rear Yard Coverage, andl <br /> i19.16.G40, Accessory Building Coverage, to allow construction of � <br /> ;�a carport that would have a one foot rear yard setback instead of <br /> the five foot rear yard setback for accessory buildinqs required <br /> ; by code, would cover fifty-two percent of the rear yard area <br /> iinstead of the fifty percent allowed by code, and would hava an <br /> ! accessory building coverinq twenty-four percent of the lot aren <br /> ; inatead of the ten percent lot coverage allowed by code for <br /> � accesaory buildinqa. <br /> i <br /> ion the followinq described property: <br /> ; The W. 40 feet of Lots 15 and 16, and the S. 4 feet of the � <br /> W. 40 feet of Lot 14, Block 357, Plat of Everett <br /> i <br /> commonly known as: <br /> 1725 Fulton St. <br /> � The Board of 1►djustment, following a public hearinq on said �� <br /> application held on November 7, 1988, and further havinq reviewed � <br /> :�all testimony, makes the following Findings, Conclusions and ! <br /> iOrder: <br /> ;I F IIDII/L l�� rr+rrrttgrONS; <br /> ! Cr.it.�rlon lb. 1• I <br /> IThat th�r� have been exceptional or extraordinary circumstances <br /> � or conditions applying to the subject property or as to the in- . <br /> � tondad usa th�reof that do not apply generally to other <br /> � propertiea in the same vicinity or zone. <br /> � a. Findina: The subject property consists of a sinqle <br /> � family residence on an extremely snall lot, 40 feet by 46 <br /> � feet containinq 1,840 square feet. The lot is <br /> � nonconforminq for lot size and width since the code <br /> i requires a minimum of fifty feet of width and 5000 square <br /> � feet of lot area. <br /> jSince this property is nonconforming in so many ways, it <br /> � is difficult to make a determination as to the yard <br /> jorientations; however, the zoning code defines front yard <br /> I as the space extendinq acroea the width of the lot; <br /> therefore, the north side of the existing house which <br /> faces the alley is considered the front yard of this , <br /> proparty. <br /> i <br /> � The existing structure is nonconforminq for front yard <br /> setback (north) which is zero feet rather than the twenty <br /> feet required by code and for side yard setback which is <br /> approximately four feet on one side (west) and one foot <br /> on the other (east) instead of the five feet required by <br /> code. <br />
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