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ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Monday,
March 3, 2008 AGENDA and MINUTES
CALL TO ORDER: APPROVAL OF AGENDA:
March 3, 2008 INTRODUCTION OF MEMBERS:
CALL TO PUBLIC:
Agenda Items only – 3 minute limit APPROVAL OF MINUTES FOR:
January 7, 2008 Regular Meeting OLD BUSINESS:
ZBA Case # 06-07 – Gary &
Pamela Herren
5319 Dutcher Road – Tax ID# 4710-31-100-025
ZBA Case # 01-07 – Patrick Marquardt
3794 Cedar Point Road
– Tax ID# 4710-28-301-006 NEW BUSINESS: ZBA Case # 03-07 – William
& Colleen Harden
2435 Sharma Lane
– Tax ID# 4710-16-101-001 CALL TO PUBLIC: ADJOURNMENT: MINUTES MEMBERS PRESENT:
John Lowe, Dan Lowe,
and MEMBERS ABSENT:
None OTHERS PRESENT:
**************************************************************************************************** CALL TO ORDER
John Lowe called the meeting to order at APPROVAL OF AGENDAMEMBERS PRESENT The members of the Zoning Board of
Appeals introduced themselves. CALL TO THE PUBLIC None. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OLD BUSINESSZBA
Case #03-07—William & Colleen Harden, William
Harden was present and offered new information regarding his variance
request, including a petition from his neighbors, information on a variance
request previously granted to one of his neighbors, and changes in the
setback dimensions. No comments
were heard from the public. 1.
How the
strict enforcement of the provisions of the Township Zoning Ordinance would
cause an unnecessary hardship and deprive the owner of rights enjoyed by all
other property owners owning property within the same zoning district.
The strict enforcement would
cause difficulties in construction of the garage due to the layout of the
house and the property. The
applicant has shown that this is the best location on the parcel for the
garage. 2.
The
conditions and circumstances unique to the property, which are not similarly
applicable to other properties in the same zoning district.
The circumstances are unique
due to the layout of the house, the lot and the street. 4.
Why the
requested variance will not confer special privileges that are denied other
properties similarly situated and in the same zoning district.
The requested variance will not
confer special privileges due to the uniqueness of the property and location
of the house. 5.
Why the
requested variance will not be contrary to the spirit and intent of this
zoning ordinance. The
proposed structure is not oversized; it is a typical two-car garage. 6.
The
difficulty shall not be deemed solely economic.
There are no economic benefits. ZBA
Case #06-07—Gary & Pamela Herren, 5319 Dutcher Road, Tax ID
#4710-31-100-025 ZBA
Case #01-07—Patrick Marquardt, 3794 Cedar Point, Tax ID #4710-28-301-006 CALL TO THE PUBLICNone. ADJOURNMENT |
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