HomeMy WebLinkAboutZONING BOARD OF APPEALS - 11/18/1985 - 963 DAVID LN/1095 FLORIDA LN/211 HARMONY LN MINUTES
Zoning Board of Appeals
Public Hearing
November 18, 1985
Members Present:
Raymond Brandt, Chairman
Brian Carey
David Cook
George Crawford
Peter Serafin
Staff: T.R. Rettenbacher
Members Absent:
Carl Collmer
Robert Phillips
7:45 p.m. Docket 85-7 Anthony and Barbara Olita, 963 David Lane
The petitioner requested a two (2) foot variation from our required
eight (8) foot sideyard to permit a fireplace to be installed.
The petitioner did not appear. The Zoning Board recessed the hearing
to a date to be set by the Chairman.
8:00 p.m. Docket 85-2 James A. and Karen D. Hoppe, 1095 Florida Lane
This hearing was heard September 16th and October 21st and then continued
to November 18th to permit members to review the transcript and for the
homeowner to present additional testimony.
The petitioner stated that he felt his proposed pool in the side twenty-
five (25) foot building setback and with a wood fence at the sidewalk
would not be detrimental to the area since his lot abutted (on the rear)
to a large area that is now a mud field and across the street was the
Village well site and reservoir. He stated that he would have to remove
some plantings and maybe a portion of his patio if he put the pool in his
rear yard.
The Board voted to deny the request and will submit a finding of fact
to the Village Board. They requested the petitioner to contact the
Village Clerk to find out when the recommendation will be before the
Village Board.
8:30 p.m. Docket 85-5 Jay L. Baylian, 211 Harmony Lane
This hearing was first heard October 21st and then continued to November
18th to permit members to review the transcript and for the homeowner to
present additional testimony.
At the previous hearing the neighbor on the east side of this pool
appeared and objected to the pool (the above ground pool was installed
two (2) years ago by the homeowner). The pool is only three (3) feet from
the side lot line, not the required eight (8) feet and is four (4) feet
into a ten (10) foot easement and only six (6) feet from the rear lot
line, not eight (8) feet.
Zoning Board Minutes
November 18, 1985
Page 2
After a review and discussion the Zoning Board agreed that to drain the
10,000 gallons of water and then move this pool five (5) feet in one
direction and four (4) feet in another would be a hardship on the
homeowner. The homeowner did not know a permit was required when the
pool was installed and would have applied if he had known. The
petitioner was informed that the variation could only be granted if the
Village Board would permit the pool to project four (4) feet into the
ten (10) foot easement.
Thomas F. Rettenbacher
Building Commissioner
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