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<br />{.. :fJJBLlC HEARINGS <br /> <br />~ Z-93-148. .John Ybarra <br />Referral of a decision of the Zoning A<lmini~rator approving an ~pplication for <br />lIdministrative design review to relocate two windows to a second roor location to <br />accommodate a proposed interior room addition in the existing ~idence located at <br />3398 Hadsell Court. Zoning for the property is pun (planned U~t Development) - <br />Medium Density Residential District. <br /> <br />Mr. Swift presented the staff report recommending approval of Case !Z-93-148 with the <br />conditions as listed in Exhibit B. Staffs recommendation is a compr~mise between the <br />existing house windows and what is proposed by the applicant, elimiJilating one large window <br />and adding two smaller windows. Staff feels the adoption of their nfommendation precludes <br />the addition of lattice work to the fence or landscaping. Mr. Ybarraiwas not present, but he <br />notified staff he was in agreement with the staff report and condition~. <br /> <br />In response to Commissioner Wright's inquiry regarding the backyarl:! lights, Mr. Swift <br />indicated that staff is pursuing the issue and the lights will be chang~ to conform to the <br />PUD conditions. <br /> <br />Chairman McGuirk clarified the applicant's plans to eliminate the vaplted ceiling in the <br />family room and add a second story bedroom over the family room. i Further, he ascertained <br />that the existing second story windows at the present time are for ligjhting purposes only. <br />Mr. Swift further advised that the two other windows on the second ifloor are bedroom <br />windows that look toward the west. <br /> <br />PUBLIC HEARING IS OPENED. <br /> <br />Steve Brown, 3565 Ballantyne Drive, advised that he is the neighbo* directly behind the <br />applicant's home. Mr. Brown stated he was not aware when the detelopment was built that <br />the lots would be elevated approximately three feet, in effect giving !the houses an even better <br />view into their homes. Mr. Brown stated that their current landsca~ing will, within the next <br />year or two, sufficiently block the view into their family room windpw. He feels the new <br />windows will increase visibility into their home by approximately 3<)%, and will look <br />directly into their family room and their son's bedroom. The Brow*s would like to have <br />additional trees and/or shrubbery or two feet of lattice-work added tp the fence to provide <br />privacy. <br /> <br />Commissioner Michelotti asked if it is possible to see into their son 1s bedroom from the <br />current windows. Mr. Brown stated that it is possible, but the shrubbery is starting to <br />provide some privacy. Mr. Brown stated that from the new proposect window it will be <br />possible to see directly into his son's bedroom. Mr. Brown then in~icated on a picture <br />provided to the Commissioners where his house is and the window placement. He pointed <br />out to the Commission where he would like a large tree planted an~/or the lattice added to <br />the fence. Commissioner Finch suggested an awning over the win~w to provide more <br />privacy. Ms. Brown responded that the awning would make the ropm too dark. <br /> <br />Planning Commission Minutes <br /> <br />Page 2 <br /> <br />October 27, 1993 <br />