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i <br /> � <br /> � <br /> Plat of Crestwood <br /> _ Subdivision Alteration 2-88 <br /> Page -B- - <br /> 2. A reduction of the building setbacks for lot 17 so that they are <br /> consistent wit�+ the R-1 zoning requirements. <br /> Zhese requested subdivision alterations aze denied because the provisions of <br /> RLT�T 58.17.215 have not been satisfied. In particulaz, the Applicant has <br /> failed to provide the signatures of the majority of those persons having an <br /> ownership and interest of the lots of the subdivision. Fluther, the <br /> subdivision is subject to restrictive crovenants which caere fi7ed at the time <br /> of the approval of the subdivisirni and the application is fo: the alteration <br /> of one of these c�ovenants, �It�e Applicant has not pcovided ar: agreement signed <br /> by all parties subject to the crovenants stating that the parties agree to <br /> terminate or alter the relevant covenants to acccm�plish the purpose of the <br /> alteration. <br /> �e key elements in this application were that the restrictive covenants of <br /> the Ccestwood Plat, arr3 in particular Sections 2(C) and 3, aze covenants that <br /> aze enforceable. Rhese oovenants, by incorporation, include the final plat <br /> map which shows a 20' setback on lot 17 and the Crestwood-Buildinq Fhvelope <br /> and View Orientation Plan which shows a 20' setback from the south boundary of <br /> lot 17. 4hus, these setbacks and the easement aze restricted to alteration <br /> pursuant to the provisions of RCW 58.17.215. <br /> it is noted that the 15' easement will not be detrimeetai to lot 16 ar:d will <br /> not provide aocess to lot 18. However, the rtanner in which it is listed on <br /> the plat map, and thereby included as part of the recorded crovenants, leaves <br /> no other method for alteration other than that as provided in FaC.W 58.17.215. <br /> It is noted that this decision is made by an application of the la!vs of the <br /> State of Washington. Zhe Applicant's atte�ts to appease the owner of lot 16 <br /> are noted. Obviously, the Applicant and the owner of lot 16, Mr. Braa, have <br /> had difficulties and it appears that the Applicant has gone out of his way to <br /> accomplish the desires of Mr. Braa. In a forian of equity it is cronceivable <br /> that the subdivision alterations would be allowed and that lot 17 would be <br /> able to be developed under the R-1 zoning standards. How�ever, in interpreting <br /> the laws of this camunity, equity gives way to the written ordinances and <br /> statutes and RC�1 58.17.215 is explicit as to the procedure that is to be <br /> followed in order to allow alterations of subdiv'_sions subject to restrictive <br /> crovenants. A000cdingly, lot 17 cannot be developed pursuant to the R-1 zonin9 <br /> standards and the easement is not extinguished. 7t�e only method in which this <br /> can be done is throuqh the procedure of RLW 58.17.215. <br /> Done and dated this 18th day of November, 1988. <br /> �� � . <br /> a"� �). ' �cc.cc� <br /> �v. <br /> James M. D[1sco11 <br /> 4he decision on this application has been rtade by the Eiearing F�caminer based <br /> on the authority granted in Ordinance 692-80 as amended. It is final unless <br /> the following procedure is followed: <br />