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Zoning Board of Adjustment <br /> Minutes of May 26, 2016 <br /> Board Members Present: Rod Rothermel, Dennis Oian, Nettie Warren, Chester Pool, T.J. Walker, <br /> Doug Martin and Charles Schoppe <br /> Board Members Absent: None <br /> City Staff Present: Assistant City Attorney Clark Askins,City Planner Eric Ensey,and Planning <br /> Technician Ryan Cramer <br /> 1. Call to Order. <br /> Chairman Rod Rothermel called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. <br /> 2. Roll call of members. <br /> All board members were present. <br /> 3. Consider approval of meeting minutes:April 28, 2016. <br /> Motion by Charles Schoppe to approve the meeting minutes of the April 28, 2016 meeting. <br /> Second by Chester Pool. Motion carried. <br /> Ayes: Rod Rothermel,T.1.Walker, Nettie Warren, Chester Pool and Charles Schoppe <br /> Nays: None <br /> 4. A public hearing to consider Variance Request 16-93000004,a request by Frank Ball Realty <br /> (Frank Ball)for the property located at the southeast corner of S. Broadway Street and the <br /> unimproved E. L Street right-of-way legally described as 115' of Lots 1-6, Lots 17-32,and the <br /> abandoned alley, Block 1159,Town of La Porte,to allow for construction of a new single <br /> family attached townhouse development with a density of 13.6 dwelling units per acre, <br /> contrary to the provisions of Section 106-333 of the city's Code of Ordinances that requires a <br /> maximum density of 10 dwelling units per acre. <br /> *At this time Chairman Rothermel decided to take the agenda items out of order and hear <br /> agenda item number five first as there was no applicant for agenda item number four. <br /> Chairman Rothermel opened the public hearing at 6:10 p.m. <br /> a. Staff Presentation <br /> City Planner Eric Ensey presented staff's report on a variance request by Frank Ball to allow <br /> for the construction of new townhouses. <br /> City Planner Ensey said this variance is required because the applicant wants to build single <br /> family attached townhomes. City Planner Ensey went on to explain "single family attached <br />