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<br />BACKGROUND <br /> <br />The applicants are proposing to construct the above-noted additions to the home located at 4558 <br />Second Street. Additions of this nature are processed as administrative design review <br />applications, requiring notification to the neighbors, who may request a hearing to address any <br />concerns with the project. After the City circulated the required notice to inform the adjacent <br />neighbors of the applicants' intent to build the proposed additions, Dustin Boyce, the neighbor <br />at 4546 Second Street, requested a Zoning Administrator hearing. <br /> <br />The proposed addition complies with all applicable Code requirements, including setbacks. <br />However, Mr. Boyce had previously applied for addition to the rear of his house. The <br />neighbor's application is pending Planning Commission review. Should the neighbor's addition <br />be approved and built, the applicants' proposed one-story addition on the north side would not <br />comply with the separation requirement between dwellings. Therefore, the applicant was <br />directed by staffto also apply for a variance in case the neighbor's addition is approved and <br />built. The applicants have submitted the variance application in conformance with this <br />direction. <br /> <br />Variance and administrative design review applications are subject to review by the City's <br />Zoning Administrator. The Zoning Administrator is empowered to approve, approve in <br />modified form, or deny variance and administrative design review applications. <br /> <br />PROPOSED PROJECT <br /> <br />The applicants propose to construct one-story additions totaling approximately 291 sq. ft. on the <br />front, north side, and rear of the house and two-story additions totaling approximately 294 sq. ft. <br />on the southern side and rear ofthe house. A porte-cochere and second-floor balcony would <br />also be constructed on the southern side of the house and a covered porch would be constructed <br />on the front of the house. In addition, the existing shed-style roofs at the rear of the home would <br />be changed to a gable-style roof. <br /> <br />The additions would be set back a minimum of 50\12 and 37 feet from the front property line for <br />the addition and porch, respectively; 7 feet from the northern side property line; 18\12 and 6 feet <br />from the southern side property line for the second floor addition and porte-cochere/balcony, <br />respectively; and 53 feet from the rear property line. The proposed additions, totaling 585 <br />square feet, would result in a 3,1 78-square-foot house and a 26.7% floor area ratio (FAR) on the <br />approximately 11 ,888-square foot lot. With the proposed roof modification, the height of the <br />house would measure approximately 24 feet 8 inches as defined by the Municipal Code (height <br />measured from the average grade that the building intersects to the mean height between the <br />roof ridge and its corresponding eave). The additions would match the exterior colors and <br />materials of the existing dwelling. The existing house and additions would be roofed with a new <br />"high definition" composition shingle roof. <br /> <br />Case No. PV-153/PADR-1536 <br /> <br />Zoning Administrator <br /> <br />2 <br />