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I'�.N"4 �n^". <br /> perfect but the subject building, as proposed, goes a long <br /> way toward maximizing the poter.tial of the subject site. The <br /> variances requested are r.ot major. However, failure to grant <br /> the variances requested would ultimately result in unnecessary <br /> design compromises detracting from subject potential, compromises <br /> which are unfair to the owner and indirectly, the neighborhood. <br /> Proceeding from the premise that, if a job is worth doing, it's <br /> worth doing right, failure to grant the variances would, generally <br /> speaking, preclude doing the job right for the reasons given <br /> aUove, and this preclusion is considered an unnecessary hardship <br /> which will run with title to the subject site. <br /> Conditions of Approval: So as not to grant a special p�ivilege <br /> to me by the granting of this yariance, <br /> i submit the following sugg?stior. to be considered so as not to <br /> cause inconsistencies with other properties in the vicinity and <br /> zone in which I am located. <br /> These variances are requested because the subject site is <br /> relatively small . For larger sites it should, generall�� speaking, <br /> not be necessary for such variances to be given in order to attain <br /> functional utility and aesthetic impact similar to what is desired <br /> for the subject. C;uidelines should be redrawn somewhere. The <br /> location of these guidelines should be made by the Planning Dept. <br /> The matter should be approached from a vantage point of wisdom <br /> and common sense rather than as something which can be "cut and <br /> ; dried" . From a planning point of view, set-back requirements for <br /> � <br /> � <br />