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. �- � <br /> FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS: <br /> Criterion No. 1: <br /> That the variance is necessary because of cxceptional or extraordinary <br /> circumstances regarding the size, shape, topography, or location of the <br /> subject property; or the location of a pre-existing improvement on the <br /> subiect property that conformed to the zoning code in effect when ihe <br /> improvement was constructed. <br /> a. Findin s: The subject parcel has exceptional or <br /> extraurdinary circumstances based upon the following; <br /> a) it is a narrow lot only 25 feet in width with a total area of <br /> only 3,100 sq.ft.; <br /> b) it was developed in the early 1900's prior to any zoning <br /> code regulations. <br /> b. Conclusions: The subject property has exceptional <br /> circumstances because it is a narrow substandarci lot that was <br /> created prior to zoning code requirements. It is very limited in <br /> lot widtli dimensions as well as overa�l lot area. <br /> Criterion No. 2: <br /> That the variance will not be materially detrimental to the property in the <br /> area of the subject property or to the City as a whole. <br /> a. Findin s:. The applicant states that the proposal is to replace <br /> an old rotten garage that was over the property line with a new <br /> wood frame garage that has siding and roofing similaz to the <br /> house. The garage has been reviewed for consistency with the <br /> character of the neighborh.,od area and lias been approved by <br /> the Historic Commission. The City provided wrilten notice to <br /> all property owners within ?OG feet of the subject property and <br /> no comments were received. <br /> Conclusions: The proposed variance will not be materially <br /> detrimental to the neighborhood area or the City as a whole. <br /> 2 <br />