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07-24-2003 Regular Meeting and Public Hearing of the La Porte Zoning Board of Adjustment
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07-24-2003 Regular Meeting and Public Hearing of the La Porte Zoning Board of Adjustment
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r' <br />Staff Report August 28, 2003 <br />Special Exception Permit Request #SE 03-005 <br />Requested 6v: Lisa M. Waligora, property owner <br />' Reauested for: Lots 4,5; Block 12; Bay Oaks addition <br />Location: 119 Dwire Drive <br />Zoning: .. . . Low Density Residential (R-1.) <br />Background: According to the City's current zoning map approved on March 24, 2003, <br />the .property in question is zoned as. Low Density Residential (R-1). A <br />single-family dwelling is a "permitted" use this zone. (See Exhibit A). <br />However, a property survey identifies the house in question does not comply <br />.with the standard front yard setback of twenty-five.(25'). As result,- staff <br />notes that the house is considered a pre-existing, nonconforming structure. <br />The applicant's Special Exception request #SE03-005 states the house had a <br />4' X 7' front porch at one time but it was removed over fifteen (15) years <br />ago. At this time, the applicant is asking the Zoning Board of Adjustment <br />(ZBOA) to consider reducing the city's standard twenty-five foot (25) front <br />yard setback requirement to allow the construction of a new front porch. <br />(See Exhibit Q. <br />In reviewing the 1996 survey, staff notes the existing house is 15.3'' back <br />from the front property line. (See Exhibit B) At this time, the owner is <br />requesting permission to construct a 7'(deep) X 21'(wide) roofed -over front <br />porch. (See Exhibit D & E). Should the Board approve the applicant's <br />request as submitted, the porch addition would be located 8.3'. off'the front <br />property line. <br />The abutting lot requirement as referenced in Section 106-191(b)(2)(a) does <br />not exist; however, there are three (3).existing homes within the. same block. . <br />The setbacks vary and without a property survey of each one, the exact <br />setbacks are unknown. Staff s inspection of the block found two of the <br />homes have a small front porch. On these homes (including the porch), one <br />is approximately 1014" from the property line while the other is 12'-5". The <br />other home within the block is approximately 13' .back from the front <br />
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