1329 63RD ST SE 2018-01-02 MF Import

C lfq CCahC,1 M(4 aL?-> the fence lowered to code requirements. Tim Vardy countered stating that the fence is only 5' in the rear measurinc rom their side of the fence and not including the poles. He stated that he removed some lilacs from the side neighboring the Osborn's property which has allowed the tenants to look outside the windows. Mr. Osborn, of 2511 Grand, stated that the fence is 64" high since it is 4" above the concrete sidewalk and is 5' in height. Fence is 3' from the four windows of his hoi,se. Linda McKay, of 2931 Nassau and in support o'. the variance, said that she did not realize the fence company would cut the Osborn's trees but she felt that the fence is needed for the children's safety. They have had a survey done on their property. Doug Lever, of 2925 Nassau and neighbor across the street, supported the variance stating that the cyclone fence does not obstruct any views and that a higher fence was needed to prevent children from climbing over the fence. Rohert Drake supported the variance stating that there has been a problem with thefts. Mr. Osborn only asks that the fence conform with what the code allows, not that there be no fence at all. He had also informed the fence company what the allowec'. height of a fence was. MOTION: C.J. Ebert moved to approve the variance allowing a 601' high fence except next to the rental on the Osborn's property where it must be lowered to be 1" below the lowest window sill. Mrs. Duchea seconded the motion. VOTE: All in favor. ITEM 6 Applicant: Jeffrey Gehrig C��G� _p�U 1329 63rd St. Everett, WA Variance Requested: To allow the construction of a 1700 square foot garage and shop which would exceed the 1000 square foot maximum lot coverage and the maximum 50% coverage in the rear yard for an accessory structure allowed by code.