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Bill 65-16 Rezoning Petition 427 and 437 Corby Boulevard and 913 Lawrence St.
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Bill 65-16 Rezoning Petition 427 and 437 Corby Boulevard and 913 Lawrence St.
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of new multi - family buildings shall be no more than twice the massing of the immediately <br />abutting building, including buildings on the same lot to a maximum of seven times. This <br />request is needed due to the existing homes which are located to the West and North of the <br />project site. Those homes are some of the original dwellings which were built several <br />decades ago on smaller lots. The intent is to add new single family attached homes in the <br />neighborhood. There are a variety of sizes of homes in the area from one story modest <br />dwelling to large two story homes. The homes closest to the project site are on the small to <br />modest size. In order to provide affordable homes that meet a demand for the area the <br />proposed single family townhomes are built with common walls. This type of housing based <br />on the ordinance creates a larger overall massing than existing detached homes on smaller <br />lots. The proposed project will blend with the mixture of dwelling styles, sizes and <br />architecture in existence. The owners do not believe the approval of the proposed new <br />dwellings will have a negative impact in the neighborhood. <br />The next request is from the requirement that Mechanical equipment shall not be located <br />long primary and secondary street frontages to being allowed but shall be screened from the <br />street by fencing or landscaping. Due to the project being located on a corner with homes <br />facing both streets there will be a situation where the placement of mechanical equipment <br />may be seen from one of the street frontages. The owners would mitigate this by placing a <br />screening fence and or landscaping to create a visual barrier to eliminate a direct view of any <br />mechanical equipment from a street. The owners do not believe approval of this request <br />would have a detrimental effect on any surrounding property. <br />The last request from the NNZO design guidelines is from the requirement that Driveways <br />shall be no more than twelve feet (12') wide at front property line to a maximum of 20 ft. The <br />project as shown would have one driveway of a 20 ft. width which would access Lawrence Street. <br />This driveway is the interior driveway system for accessing the rear located garages of each <br />dwelling. This interior driveway will also access the public alleys which will be paved and <br />brought up to City standards. This one driveway access point to the public street is similar to <br />other access drives for townhome developments. The width will allow for enough room for <br />vehicles to both enter and exit the site without creating a traffic conflict. The owners do not <br />believe approval of this request will adversely affect any surrounding property. <br />The owners would ask the Commission members to agree that the approval of the <br />above requested Variances, will not be injurious to the public health, safety, morals and general <br />welfare of the community and the use and value of the area adjacent to the property included in <br />the variance will not be affected in a substantially adverse manner; and, that the strict application <br />of the terms of this Ordinance would result in practical difficulties in the use of the property. <br />
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