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RECORD AND RETURN TO:
John C. Randolph, Esquire
Jones, Foster, Johnston & Stubbs, P.A.
Post Office Box 3475, WPB, FL 33402-3475
WILL CALL #85
DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT
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GFN 20130420056
OR BK 26 343 PG 1265
RECORDED 09/24/2013 12:19:13
Palm Beach County, Florida
Sharon R. Bock,CLERK 8 COBPTROLLER
PUs 1285 - 1326; (42pgs)
THIS DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT is made and entered into this 17 `qday of
14 7r , 2013, by and between the TOWN OF GULF STREAM, a Florida municipal
corporation (hereinafter the "Town"), whose address is 100 Sea Road, Gulf Stream, Florida
33483, and MARTIN E. O'BOYLE ("Owner"), whose address is 23 North Hidden Harbour Drive,
Gulf Stream, Florida 33483.
RECITALS
WHEREAS, the Town is empowered and authorized to enter into Development
Agreements in accordance with the Florida Local Government Development Agreement Act,
Florida Statutes Section 163.3220-163.3243 (2012) ("Act"); and
WHEREAS, Owner filed an application for Development Approval for a Level 3
Architectural/Site Plan Review ("Application") seeking permission to construct a new front
entry feature to his existing residence located at 23 North Hidden Harbour Drive ( "Property");
and
WHEREAS, the Town Manager, acting as the Zoning Administrator ("Administrator")
determined that the proposed design of the new front entry feature would require four
variances from the requirements of the Town's Code of Ordinances ("Code"); and
WHEREAS, the Town Commission, sitting as the Board of Adjustment conducted a quasi-
judicial proceeding, following which it sustained the determination of the Administrator that
four variances from the Code were required, of which only one was granted ; and
WHEREAS, Owner appealed the Town Commission's Final Order and subsequently filed
a number of public records requests associated with the denial of the Application.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Town and Owner, for $10.00 and other good and valuable
consideration, including the terms and conditions of the Agreement, the receipt and sufficiency
of which is acknowledged by each party, hereby agree as follows:
1. Recitals. The recitals are incorporated herein and made a part hereof.
2. Current Zoning. The Property is located within the North/South Zoning District, Section
70-27 of the Code.
5. Concurrency. The Property meets all applicable levels of service.
6. Comprehensive Plan Consistency. The Property's zoning is consistent with the future
land use designation of the Town's Comprehensive Plan.
7. Land Development Regulations. The land development regulations which shall be
applied to the Property are contained within Chapters 66, entitled "Zoning" and 70, entitled
"Gulf Stream Design Manual" of the Code.
(a) The architectural feature shown on the entry feature as shown in the Plans (as
defined in the Settlement Agreement attached as Exhibit B) is not an "eave" and therefore shall
not be subject to the eave height requirements for structures pursuant to the Code. The result
is that when the Code is properly applied to the Application no variance is required;
(b) The height of the proposed entry feature for this two story structure is not subject to
the eave height requirements contained in Section 70-100 (c) of the Code. Rather, the height of
the entry feature for this structure is governed by Section 70-100 (a) (4) of the Code. Under a
proper application of the Code, the Architectural/Site Plan Application submitted does not
require a variance; and
(c) With respect to the minimum front yard setback, a proper interpretation of the
Code would be that this setback should be measured from the atrium (the wall and trellis
system just north and east of the front entry of the home) as shown on the Architectural/Site
Plan because the atrium is part of the home. More particularly, the beginning point of the
measurement of the front yard set back should be the northernmost point of the atrium. When
the atrium is used as the beginning point for measurement no variance is required because
there is no encroachment.
B. Term. This Agreement shall have a term of thirty (30) years after the Effective Date;
provided, however, nothing shall preclude the parties from modifying or extending the
Development Agreement or entering into a new Development Agreement.
9. Authorized Development. The Town agrees:
a) that the Property may be developed substantially in accordance with the
Application (Exhibit A-1) or substantially in accordance with the Plans (Exhibit A-2);
b) to issue (or cause to be issued) such other necessary permits, permission and
approvals as may be required to demolish and construct the Improvements upon the Property
as set forth in the Application or on the Plans;
C) that the height of the home's entry feature may be 30 feet measured from the
highest floor elevation to peak of the roof,
d) that the front setback for the Property shall be measured from the most
northerly portion of the existing atrium to the front lot line.; and
e) that the area under the entry feature shall be excluded from the calculation of
floor area.
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f) that the development, renovation or redevelopment of the Property shall not
have more than one residence, which residence shall be a Single Family residence and which
residence shall not exceed two stories.
10. Amendments. This Agreement may be amended by the mutual consent of the Town
and Owner.
11. Exhibits. The Architectural/Site plan for the Property is attached hereto and
incorporated herein as Exhibit A-1. The Plans are attached hereto and are incorporated herein
as Exhibit A-2. The Settlement Agreement bearing even date herewith (and which is attached
hereto as Exhibit B) shall be incorporated herein and be a part hereof.
12. Termination. This Agreement may be terminated upon the agreement of the parties.
13. Successors in Interest. This Agreement shall inure to the benefit of the parties
successors and assigns, and shall run with the land.
14. Recording. In accordance with § 163.3239, Fla. Stat., this Agreement shall be recorded
in the Official Public Records in and for Palm Beach County, Florida, within 14 days of its
execution by the parties.
15. Governing Law. The laws of the State of Florida shall apply. Venue shall be in Palm
Beach County, Florida.
16. Attorney Fees. In the event either of the parties must enforce the terms of this
Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover its attorney fees and costs through
the appellate level.
17. Effective Date. This Agreement shall become effective upon the recording of the
Agreement by the parties.
18. Conflicts. If and to the extent that there are any conflicts between this Agreement,
Exhibit A-1, Exhibit A-2 or Exhibit B, the provisions of Exhibit B shall prevail.
19. Building Envelope Attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit C is a copy of a
Survey which Survey provides a Building Envelope of the Property (as defined in the Settlement
Agreement). The parties agree that O'Boyle (including his heirs, successors and assigns) may
construct Improvements in the Building Envelope; provide, however, O'Boyle cannot construct
any Improvements within 10' of the west property line without the approval of the Town.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have hereto set their hands and seals this day
of .a 2013.
" `ATTEST: c[ TOWN OF GU S E FLORIDA
By.
: y Mayor
.
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APPROVED AS TO FORM AND
LEGAL SUFFICIENCY
BY or
John C. Ra o Attorney
WIT ES
Signature
arae: LvtII14AM Fri? IA
Signature
Print Name: _1- `o..V rem +\A. (�6iy)V CA—
P/1101/C/C/R2012
08.27.13
Page 4
MARTIN E. O'BOYLE
Towne GWI5lream
Address.
PART 1. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
To be computed Sy Town Slaffdurfngpre.applica6an Wnfemnca.
A. Review and Approval Processes
0 I. N.Ocean Oveday Perm3 0 9. Sign Rewew
0 2. Land Clearing Permit
0 3. Annexalion Review 0 16, Site Plan Review, Level 111
0 A, ConyxeltensWe plan Text Amendment Review 0 1f, She Plan Revision
0 12. Special Excepllon Review
0 5. Demolition Permit 0 13. Subdivision Review
0 6. Future Land Use Map Change Review 0 14. Vadance Review
0 7. AdmmislraUvo Appeal 0 15. Rezoning Review
0 6. Zenb9 code Text Amendment Review 0 16. (Other)
B. Application Materials
NUMBEROF
COPIES
REQUIRED
APPLICATqRIARIAL
1
1'. Completed DevelofionZ
feed+ -
17
3. General Locatlon Malan)17
4. Site Plan(2 fu11 size, to I Ix 17')17
5. Bul tit Elevellons 5 reduced'17
6. Foor Plans (2 rail sizd')
17
1. Raaf Plans (2 k site, l5 reduced'
4 PerspemNe andfar Color rendering
(Recommended for m"Ung)
1
U. Oromage Plan (if aliened)
17
W. Landscape Plan (Z fug she, 15 reduced')
11. Sepik Tank Permit
12. OUT Oriveway Permit [4 on AIA, for any
alterations to drive)
13. DOT Landscape Permit (AIA)
V
14. Survey (I1%11)
15. Subdivision Plat
i6. Concvrtency Oocumenls
1
17. Proof of 0emershq(wanan deed)
1
10. Agent Alfidawl
1
19. List of Macent Property Owners
Envelopes
26. Properly avmers within 25'I3g0'(sleniped
addressed envelopes, no return address
1
21. Proppdy Owners Affidavit
I set
22. Photos of Existing Home (a ap icable)
1
23. Construction Traffic Management Plan
24.
'NOTE: Where multiple copies of a drawing are required, two copies shell be an original full
size (24" x 36") drawing which Is signed and sealed. All other copies shall be reduced to 11" x
17", Please refer to the Instruction for more detailed information.
Appepecn for Dm4nwnt Appogt Foam A6A31We Prw I
fevemnber2eel
.. Trnm0fGm7EbO,m
TOWN OF GULF STREAM
APPLICATION POR DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL
T116 form is to be used rw al dev _-- .
.Archged" Review and Planing Bnnard, Bplayy dAd P�Catbna b 6e Ire:rd 6y the Town d Gulf Stream
form Pmpedy, Please review thea ��' and or TOM Cummtssion• To complete the
DeveloPmerdRev�wFbIm. Fallurelmocicomplato "do fame Pm of GUY �will ddelay mnsfderdfor �on..
ARPS FHe k
TO be cdPleledbyaHappPwnfs. PART GENERAL INFORMATION
A. ProJectlnfonnation
IA1. ProjecHgvmefName: MAt2fN.( 015QYLE
IA2 PmjeclAddm: 2HIMNNAa�iDIZ I�UJ (RCd4dl N ��•1Q�'fj
IA3. PmJW PedyLagoIDm#9on: jbj 5,j} MEN 14AVM GTAR5
920)1 11", TD THk PI t}T iNr DG I RL� ltd P 14T 50.7K 210
slur rutxae u�coleDS
Io� PA4M1t EEpCN cbuNry, GIDRla4. --r
A.4. Fhojeq DesapDon (desuHre in dataq Hrr,H,d v ofslodes, eta)
tIDDITIDN D� �N 4L� mpg ^ ' p°1} PF WITH MEW mv QoDRtyDF
L1ANT5 .
1A.5. Square Footage0NewSt"lureorAddtion: Ila 6& -CT, -UN nNDITI NAI,
AMIfitecluradstye:�QANrRg MEtbj7Eg*A EW WfIVAL
1A6. Check all lhel aP*YAmhIledurayS'P,e Plat Review O Land Cleating O Nwlh
OrnPl (template se�" B)�.(Demorelon ofSWcWms D Nontes'menDalu
(artplele aecCW GJ 7. SP�al Eaceplion (cwnplefe sedionJ I�`�//��"��-J7,,-__
1A7. (a) ProposedF.F.E: NO(AANAE -7118 TypeofFeundefon:-&mb FCDTINb
B. Owner information
I.B.1. OwnerAddeas: M�/i1R,tlR2lD'P.1DY.F
182 Owner Phone Numbrx._�{r,�'1•�nn•�11'!i F�e�-31d�•b�7
18.3. OmarSlgiatwe:
C. Agentlnformatlon`�� PALESS'A'F�t'1,LDPu11��f
I.C.1. AgentNameanciftNava: WII.LIQ11� IC{rpIbOW15E1K&Pe•W
I.C2 AgenlAddress: 11.0 W.NEuNDRfCENt�Z1:R jEDt N}� F( 72
I.C.I. Agent Phone Nlmtber. f0%q,510-&51b .Adwp. 4,*A — Acw., ZI.h. mcro
Pre Da e:
- - 1
ARP8 Date:
App Date: RRemmnendalion:
Dom Data: TCD&.
Decision:
APPkalIan far DwelopmenlApproval Form AOA20Do
mvlaed N13'l10
Pega 2
Town of Gltf Slroam
PART 14 PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND JNSTIPICATION
brief
he Attach fed byaB eppUcanh etarpre.app,Yca mgye hTown
Staff.
Please tie Oonc/se lwl
oriel. Alldch addtional sheets on^/ when nawssary and be swa to induce St ff. Pl adae and
guaaDannumberfoream anpkle
responss.
c
%4 Poled DescripDan and JostfkaDon
IIIAI. 0what Zoning d&bld(s lho projed,Re l s�
IIIA2. Is Ute ��
Pmieed1compawetafhafnlenloflhezmtvd'd&vVY, 0 N
E,pItet' fxr ��r. TON fN(15t1�F4MfKs'xr yr
WITH 5Ifs tic hrv'NNC
DAO. k 'he +bMCh IN rtlt t(N$pE 5 I IUv?,
C project condsla (tell the Nohae land the Map and ale, Objectives and Policies of the
mryaalensive Plan? OYes 13 No
&pian. IT AffVR25'fh PaCAn�TAt4Tcrc
J r"n� 1
IIIA4. Ifeware lngressand egresstothe propertytekprovided9
HIM.
II 11a Prejad Invcves the amcam Of One Of mem sirudwes, please descrIba hew the Slmdlaes are
hmdslenl wits the odeda H SeWOO 66144 of the Tmm of OWf Stream Coda, (Attach zddlWnd
sheet if necassary.)
tt�4ADntnoN En+t4rFrY�+, n� y TtcS 6f-rFtE� blr ,g
IFT tE P t(b1f 1111tu -ruFPkE . } }}IT / tltRAl BTV K
�iwu sr: t.rc.To
-u rc., rNow ARTDr. M KLINFOMF WITH TIYd0.L PRoPERrI�.
PART N. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Sedan A h fa he completed 6y aY appd'cads agar pa-apgeab'an can(arence lalh Tam staff. Answeffng
'yes' fo anyquaSUOuin SecGonA requires the mmpleliah OfoddSmalSeciom askdcWed
A. Additonal ApprovalslRequb,,,mI,
NAI. Does the prole e lend area whhh MY Ieel (607 d the AIA (NOM Ocam BoWevwd) rlghl-O •
way? Oyes No(If'Yes', seam B oftds pad must be WmMeled.)
NA2. Does the project involve the de=W, done or In"aWdum?Yes ONO
(If "Yee, section C ofI%part mud be=plaed.)
IVA3. Does Ola prOlOd bwolve IM dewing or Rung of my porton ofan wdJvacant let a mme glen
fity Pmcerhl(50%)title NWs4edamadadwOopodld2 ❑YwNO
(If'Yes', secton 0 of m pmt mud be eompleted)
IVA& D tlaproledmWkapprovadaSpeda Ex Poon?
Ts ONo(g'Yes',seom EdWispMnmtbecanplaed)
IVA6' IsglePoled a' vadance w81 any reg&fts mnlaned N Na Zocng Code?
Yes ONO(II'Yes',sectanGdtilsspminmlbecampided,)
AppteaDon for DevelaRmtAppmvw FmmADA32oo0
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Tdvmbf Gulf Steam
B. Projects Requlring North Ocean Boulevard Overlay Parana
W.B.I. Mal significant landscape features a archileduml feadres are to he disturbed a added and to what
extent?
IV.112. Ducribe the need and justification for the dishrbanceladdillon:.
IV.B.3. bull the disturbanceladdlian destroy of sedowdy impair visual relationships among buildings,
landscape features and open space, aintoduce iecampatble landscape features a plantmaledal
that desboys or Impaks sign0icanl viers orvistas within Me North Ocean BONevard Overlay DlsW
Yes No
Explain:
IV.BA. Howls the designconsistenlwith lhs AlALandsraps Enhancamant Pmjecl?
N.B.S. Wnal,m'tigathm is proposed so that the dslurhanceladOgon has the least impact poss3db to the visual
and aesihade quality of Oe North Ocean Boulevard Overlay D sblcl; _
'C. Projects Requiring a Demolition Permit
N.C.I. when we the e)asmrgswclwaslobe demolished? IAINEN PERMIT IS DIVAIM
IV.C2. when are the proposed.sWctureslobe constructed? MEN PERMIT ISDBTAINO
IV.C.3. What is the landmark status of the structures tobedemolished? IiWe
D. Projects Requiring a Land Clearing Permit
N.D.I. Describe Ihdse vegelatNe materials of d inches In dameler and greater to bo Nath Ocean Boulevard
IV.D.2. Describe the need and justification for the removaitmic agon:
IV.O.3. How Is 0o removal from the teojati slle of vegelalfon to he mifgaled:
IV.DA. How are the mmakiing and relocated vegetative materials to he protected and preserved during the
land clurktg and constriction adMges and 111MAW?
N.D.S. What moacemenl matedsle are proposed?
Application ra OavelopmealApproval, Form ADA.32000 Page 4
Febmary 2002
1 - •ten �C1 �t- — Vill RmgD
E Projects Requldng a Speclal Eroepgon.
ry' �hloAoseduseepermiledspwloicepronuse4 Yes DNo CadeS
y�� ander designed, located and PMP05ed to be opetaled so Thal the ��•-�
moralswilheprolecied7 Puhhc health, safety.
WECTE
EiESiNFT R-ap"ENHAi.jC� tE51GN
N.113. Iwai uhs use rause subs
helocyledq OYes�mkB�'b�eWolher
No Pmpedy in the nelghhorhood where III, to
Fpm. CR_- EME u5
— 6y NHBANCI L
PE�Rr N
N.E.4. Howwgthe Use he
Is to helacaled7 con9aRtavdlh*fningdeveIX,,4 Wthecharacter of the Dbtr(W where II
"NI=W FMS IR11LFit2 7b NEAR$
) Rot6ZTIEs.
YPosllandacePin9andsaeen4iguepmvided7 NDTAPPUC
NCW MN INf�. �-NO
N.E.G. Does tm use
lam xdh all applicable NO caled7 ❑Yes uNo rVdatals goveming tre, OLstrhl whamJn II H a he
y LL 14FOHr of NIr;
CpNfoRn1s m 6u 7E WAY
r s , ftm (, U. -TffE Epv� musr CEPA15Eb em
23"ib 25-1 IN• 7. TD AVDID Lld/JKllCtINEtWITy �7(IS(INEr KQp
IfEQtrW)• F.Non•ResidentlaiProjects andReshknualproje'I,'IDreatertunzunik Fl 1�L nria�.
NF.1. tOORwronemafodWe a re b beprovWed, die
Nem end how troy ere to ha mainlained.
NF2 Iles, facNtes are b be provided, desrnbe Biers and their pWentW Iropaote on surrounding
N.F.3. For each WWe fdloeirg, Its,Use numb
Loadhg Spaces: erpmvkLd and theirdimmnsious.
Standard Padilg Spaces; -
SmaicarParkh�g Spaces;
Handicapp ed Patkmp Spares;
DrivewaWAIsles:
Applicaron for OevelopmenlAppruval FminADAa=
Page 6
__ "-�11
' E Projects Requiring a Special 4-eption.
TV.
Et. H0`6 PrOPOSEd use dust mgNd"oal
IV.E2, Haw is
the 1± etteplbn use? i(Yes ❑I4o Code Section:
N.
N reg ' wa Proleded7 d NoPosetl lobe aperaled se Uut Wa Public healW, safely,
N ARE FF t $UT ENHANCES
tb=�
Tlf �� IFiN
IVF-3.use q�
e substanyal
0 Yes)(Na ryarYbUre vahte ofsUw propedyb Wen
hood where II Is la
ErDlab. ITA1.1111 ALIpW .
A EkR>aNC� * N� p � EtdNA CPD �UILDIN
N.E.4. NOW I'UITM iJ lE7+i Dp1).
is to be located? use be M PB[b wild eq°k'bB devdoprnenl and _ the character of the WsUk4 where it
IVIS WILL W ��
iVl?E WHI5 �I OF KI N�hi ENTRANCE
ItiIII i41Q T
N,NEAR UNTIES.
E5, WeallaMseapulgandscreeningareProviled7I'1
IS kOP O C4tAN6E 100LAND
15614,,1 cgn(D564P, Cj 7D
N.E.S. Goes We use M*lh all
kre8lad7 13Y,, KNO ePPUrabb m u uz gaveming We oebktwhereb It Is to be
O Dab. T 11' CAL5— 11
� 15 %iD 1 Pr UND�(L T
f5yf VNAEtZ NEVJ CODE THE 5Ftgn
EVEK TR)06JH OIL Y RpAD
tBlkf�'
P,Non-Resldenllal Projects and Residential projects, of Gmaler than2 Units C t" -( S,
��I t
00ne"°n areafacUpes are b be provided, descrpe ha Orel howUley are to be Maintained.
N.F2 If n"""Uon fadlliz era b 6e provided. drscnix them end Weir potential a
a e• 4np ce on surrounding
N,F.3LIarting , fvreaspaces:
f° ng, Usllhe number provided and Mr ch,rislons.
Standard P
�U Spaus:
Snap CarParkbg Spares:
Handle ad Parking Spaces•
YciAleks: .
AppGcallun far0eve1op1enl AP roMFwMAGA.3Yll0U
Page 6
fbkm of c df sUeam VARIANCE - ZI 1P Fl CD12
G. Projects Requiring a Variance (cnde Se011bin6&150 through 157) ,
IV,G.1,
From what specific Zoning Code regulation is a variance hequealad? 1D -IDD
1 F EAVE 15 ?W -V W WINEIS I IT WOULD PNV516A f V
P�NFLI T WITH EMSTIN6 FbDFIRM.
IV -G.2. What does the Zoning Code require (or ibis speuTicsite? THE PRoPO ENTKA F
Sema lsWIT+IIW 1��3D'NFIeHTALIDWANdf 1l -THC
F2AWEWOULDN�II�DLE 1-134"'Ib 'COMPLY,
N.G.3. What Is proposed?FAVE �lEt '= �� RA HI Nf15 DK.
IV.G.4. Whal is the total varbance requested? 7 FROM Zjh�a J-, n � hs
IV -G-5- The (othwthg 8 mandatary variance fndings from Section 66-15•, must oa yad�dreLsled..—(Allach
additional sheet If necessary.)
(1) What specific conditions and ciramslances exist which are peculiar to the land, structure. err holding
Involved and which are not appibable to olher lands, sWchires, or trulld'ngs N the same zoning
disldcl?
[�a a tiger •k 1 //
(2) Did the special conditions and chanhsbuhces result from the actions of the appleaol? Yes `J
(3) Vial granting the variance conferupon lheappliqulany special Privilege that Is d b1'Bhe Zoning -
Code to-otheriands,buildings, a skgdures N the same zonYhg district? Yes No
Explain: _TNF NFIANT T OB416L1RAMu4 bF THIS HD
UNlOUE.
(4) Howwould a Iteral Interpretation of tire prwutons of the Zoning Onlinance deprive the applicantof
rights commonly enjoyed by other properties N the some zoning d¢bid under (he same terms of the
dninance and work unnecessary and undue hardship on the appicant? THIS HU6F
DE51AN 15 UNIWUE l50 1T CAMTTIR AC%K-rICAM ENHANCED
WITNDIAT MATING b- MIA& W1106f AND HUATIEW THF
AMARAN@E O THE WE
(5) is (he Variance requgstuMlie minkrarm variance that makes possible the reasonable use of the land,
buildiNcrsbw Y No
Explain: MINIMOM VAIZI AW TA ENNAWr, THE APPFARAN^.E
-Tb ftlt- CDtsWRM Tbl" NEI@MADD.
(6) WA granting the variance pemhti eryproViibied use to be alaborshed or reestablished: Yes &
(7) Is the requested varianceroroktenlvn'lydha goafs. policies, and objectives of [he future Land Use Map
of the adopted Comprehensive Plan? Ya No
(8) Wil the variance be In hammy with the genal mtenland purpose of the Zankgce and not
be lojudous to the area invoked ordthervdse detrimentl(olhe public welfare? Yes No
i=xplatn: It ENHANCE6 744E APMAANCIr AND
IW"566 TRIS A -Nb NEARel ME. . --- —
Application for Development Approval, Fam ADA.32M Page 6
Febrbary 2002
r 'ibWWGalfslream VARIANCE %-r WY—
G. Projects Requiring a Variance (Code $Began W150 through 157) ,
IV.G.1. From what Specific Zoning Code regoiallon is a variance requested?
��"14"��,
N.G.Z What does the Zoning Coderequhe[,this speolfic ske? A�T 2T6ACK. ?ov
&M "VEEOTlut" WT LINE THE a1EFLE TWE` WT Ulaf
i+AS CNANEiED Ct-rUE,N�cTnHcOcIJf H HOM AND RDAD F WITIF
'., N.G.3.Vvhalhpropased7.s RVC1.o4cxe.,5 OF 11115
MCA What Is the IoW variance requemadif 21 £ V FNM -H ft j W►'(H 'r
W.G.S. The following 8 mandatory valance Endings faro sec8on 8&154, mush CROaddACANIENT.
additional sheet g necessary.)
(1) What spectilo conditions and ckmrmslances exist which are peculiar to the land, structure. M hooding
Involved and which are nW applicable to other hands, sirmbires, or tiolldiilgs in 01e same zordng
dbarlet?
TRE W M5 CHMgEU AND A NDN CDNI:DWNIV WAS _
�RJ;AtI%D.
(2) Did the special conditions and cFamslances rend from the actions of the applicant? Yes No
(3) M gmnlIng the variance corder upon the appllcenlany special prlvlegelhat is de the Zoning
Code loolharlands, buildings, or slNCNresInlhe samezankg dkkInll Yes No
Explain: WHEN !�fT6V% LAN&UACE WAS EHAt% AU.
9W%!5 61MI WWII LOCATED WOUTA I?f KDM LIDNFD006.
(4) Hay would a Moral Interpretation of the provisions of the Zoning Ordnance deprive Um applicant of
rights commonly enjoyed by diner properties In the same zoning district under 0te same terms of the
mance and work unnecessary and undue hardship on the applicant?
TI PlIANCAL 5ETWK 15 40 .1 IRT UNDER THE MD (4ppe
Put' NEW MIMS WAej)M Sit t3tNK AS 11'8",IR.NTHOM
NDTA1% 9A5 M5ICAU,y (IAN6ED.
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(6) Will granting the variance pemdl any prohibited use to be established or re-established: Yes
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of the adopted Comprehensive Plan?No
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