HomeMy WebLinkAbout10301969 sp min 411 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
Special Meeting
October 30, 1969
Members Present:
B. L. Perkins
Robert Karns
Wally Philips
Ned Julian
Others Present:
L. J. Risner
Kermit Wallstedt
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman and minutes
of the last meeting were waived to avoid delay in the meeting.
A letter of request of variance was submitted to the Board by
Mrs. Joseph W. Stuart as follows:
• Board of Adjustment
City Hall
Sanford, Florida
Gentlemen:
I am submitting the following information for
your consideration in requesting variance in the Zoning Ordinance
as it pertains to a 13' variance in the rear yard and a 2'
variance in the side yard setback requirements in R -5, one and
two family dwelling zoned distruct.
Legal description being Lot 6, less the east
57' Block 7, Tier C, E. R. Traffords Map of Sanford. Property
located at 503 Pine Ave.
The planned use of the property is for a single
family dwelling. Any consideration given this request will be
appreciated.
Mr. Joseph W. Stuart
Pr
Board of Adjustment
S October 30, 1969
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A general discussion was held regarding the size of the lot
which was 50' x 67'. It was the general concensus of the
Board that a lot of this size was too small to build on. Mr.
Risner reminded the members that you could build on any lot
that was platted as a lot of record and the setback requirements
could be met as required by the Zoning Ordinance.
After a lengthy discussion it was determined by the Board that
this was a hardship case and that the owner of the property was
trying to improve his living conditions by building a new
residence in the place of one that had reached the point of
having to be torn down. The cost of the repair of the old
dwelling would have been so great it would not be feasible for
Mr. Stewart to repair it. Since the demolition,he has been
renting a house until something had been decided as to erecting
a new dwelling.
411 After taking all this into consideration the Board granted
variances so as to allow the erection of a new dwelling. Mr.
Karns moved that a 5' variance in the front yard; an 8' variance
in the rear yard and a 2' variance in the side yard be granted.
Mr. Karns explained that instead of the variance requests that
was previously requested that these be granted to prohibit the
placing of the proposed dwelling too close to the exising house
on the next lot and from placing the house too close to the
street thus causing traffic hazards. The voting was unanimous.
There being no further business the mee ing was adj. -
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Wal y Philips
B. L. Perkins
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