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, � BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MINUTES July il, 1988 The Board meeting was called to order at 7:01 P.M. in the City of Everett Council Chambers by Everett Miller. Frank Bennett, Ramona Soylan, Dee Buchea, and C.J. Ebert were all in attendance. Item 1: Applicant: Levon Kasparian 5015 Alki Dr. Everett, WA 98203 Variance Requested: To allow a five foot side yard setback ' instead of the required thirty foot side yard setback from the edge of a stream. Property Location: 9610 lst Ave. SE Zoning: R-1, Single Family Residential. Pearl Maddy showed slides of the project site and summarized the staff report findings and conclusion recommending that the variance as requested by the applicant be granted. (See Variance File �Y22-88) Frank Bennett questioned Ms. Maddy on what a filter fabric fence was, how much it costs, and if it was necessary. Ms. , Maddy explained that the fence is a tightly woven fabric that is intended to let water pass through but to retain soil and that it was necessary to keep dirt from entering the stream during construction. She did not know the cost. Levon Kasparian, of 5015 Alki Dr. and applicant of the variance, stated that he left a five foot wide undisturbed greenbelt area next to the stream and showed it on the slides. Mr. Kasparian stated that he would meet all conditions as set forth by public works and that installing the filter fence should be no problem. Mike Braaten, of 28 W. Zntercity, spoke against the variance stating that at one time the property was under two feet of water and that the property had been filled. He stated that Tim Tyler, City of Everett's Building Official, said there has been no record of a soils engineering test done on the site.