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-�. - �_ <br /> TO Board of Adjustment ��i <br /> FFOM Reid Shockey ����� <br /> ��_ <br /> DATE November 29, 1974 � . <br /> sun�ccr STAFF REVIEW--VARIANCE REQUEST-- urv or- w�Acrr. i.v��v�ri. �vnsiii�+c�or� <br /> RICHARD ALMVIG, 2325 GRAND AVE. <br /> (Page 3) <br /> VII. STAFF COMMENTS: <br /> On i:he one hand, the Board is being asked to allow an in- <br /> crease in the number of dwelling units beyond the Code' s maxi- <br /> mum. On the other hand, it is being asked to reduce parking <br /> below the Code' s minimum. Fur*hermore, there is an acknow- <br /> arkin roblem and, while the applicant may <br /> ledged on-street p 4 P <br /> argue that he should also be allowed to park some a�rs on the <br /> street, it could bp argued that the existing situata.on should <br /> not be aggravated. <br /> While the provision of a caretaker' s quarters may rer�uce <br /> vandalism, it will have the added benefit of produci.g addi- <br /> tional revenue for the owner (assuming the caretaker i:, charg- <br /> ed some rent) . Similar revenue is being denied other property <br /> owners who must abide by the Code. <br /> We wondar if possibly some security measures, such as lighting, <br /> alarms, etc. , could be installed as a possible deterrent to <br /> crime. By doing so, the problem might be solved with the pro- <br /> perty owner, rather than the community, bearing the burden. <br /> These arguments notwithstanding, the Board would probably be <br /> legally justified in granting the request with the findings <br /> and stipulations proposed above. <br /> J <br /> RS:jes/W-3 <br /> (mc) <br />