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• <br />Port Properties, Inc. <br />September 28, 1999 <br />Page 2 of 2 <br />Type of Relief Being Sought: <br />We wish to improve the structural and environmental image on Barbours Cut Blvd, <br />which happens to be the first exit on Highway 146 south and a gateway to city of La <br />Porte. <br />We are sincerely requesting that we should be granted a relief by ,providing a <br />variance to build the proposed building 5' feet away from the property line on the <br />west side instead of 30' away. The 16' alley runs parallel to the property on the west <br />side. <br />The Ground for the Request: <br />The property is very prominent corner for the proposed use. However, the property is <br />very narrow in width (only 125' feet from east to west) and very long in depth (400' feet <br />from north to south). The enforcement of current zoning ordinance results in <br />hardship for developing the property. <br />In order to develop the property, we need 4 bays each of 20' in width and a office with <br />minimum of 10' feet width. The total width of the building comes to 90'. <br />If we have to keep 30' side yard setback on north 8s` street and another 30' feet side yard <br />setback from the west side that leaves only 65' feet width to build on, whereas we need <br />minimum of 90' feet width. <br />Only the way we can proceed with the proposed project is to receive the requested <br />variance to keep 5' side yard setback from the west side and leaving 30' side yard set <br />back in tack towards north 8s' street. <br />O 125' Total width available of the property <br />O 30' Set back from Std Street (east side of the property) <br />90' Proposed building width <br />5' Set back from alley (west side of the property) <br />125' Total width needed <br />HL&P has agreed to relocate one light pole alteast 10' away from the proposed building. <br />Therefore, there will be no utility obstacles to the project. <br />Keeping in view with the long term economic developmental growth of the city of La <br />Porte, we are confident that Zoning Board of Adjustment, city officials and staff <br />members will consider our request favorably. <br />