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MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by Casey and passed unanimously to approve the request for a Site Development Permit condition amendment to remove the requirement to dedicate additional right of way, Lands of Belden, 12033 Green Hills Court 11.2 Request for approval of a Site Development Permit condition amendment to remove the requirement to dedicate additional right of way, Lands of Corrigan, 12797 Normandy Lane MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Casey, seconded by Siegel and passed unanimously to approve the request for a Site Development Permit condition amendment to remove the requirement to dedicate additional right of way, Lands of Corrigan, 12797 Normandy Lane 11.3 Request for summary vacation for ten feet of right of way, Lands of LeBeau, 12795 Normandy Lane MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Casey, seconded by Siegel and passed unanimously to adopt Resolution #4-95 summarily vacating excess right of way of a street. 11.4 Request for approval of a Site Development Permit to rebuild fire damaged residence with a major addition and a variance to exceed the �w allowable maximum floor area and maximum development area, I.ands of Roley, 12200 Winton Way Mr. Roley, applicant, addressed the Council on his appeal of the Planning Commission's denial of his application. Mr. Raley stated that thev had lost their house to fire in 1994 and were proposing to build a 5,200 square foot house. He explained that the existing foundation would be used as much as possible; there would be no intrusion into setback lines; grading would be kept to a minimum; and the new structure would be unobtrusive and would fit nicely into the neighborhood. Mr. Roley did not agree with the allowed development figures arrived at for his lot. He believed that since Winton Way served six properties at most only one sixth of the deduction for the driveway should be taken from the calculations for the net area of his lot and slope. He stated that he did not agree with the sixty foot right of way deductions being imposed for Winton Way, a private road. Mr. Roley stated that he did not agree with the Town's recommenation for a 4,000 square foot house inclusive of the garage. He considered this an unfair option and one which prevented them from bringing their property up to the standards of the other lots in the subdivision. According to his calculations they had the largest lot in the subdivision but the smallest house. Mr. Roley stressed the uniqueness of their lot and their efforts to comply with all of the Town's requirements- He also addressed their efforts to lower the house to reduce the visual impact on the neighbors. January -1, 1995