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D. REPORT FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION: Commissioner Struthers reported that the following items were discussed at the 2/24/ 88 Planning Commission Meeting: 1) Lands of Christiansen, File VAR #35-87 and 2) Lands of Vayntrub, File VAR #33- 87 - continued; 3) Lands of Ernest, File CUP #8-87 and 4) Lands of Packard, File VAR 3-88 - approved. Item concerning fencing around pools was continued pending receipt of additional information. E. PUBLIC HEARINGS: 1. LANDS OF EYVAZOV, Lot #30 , Dawson Drive, appeal of Planning Commission' s denial of Site Development Permit Mr. Eyvazov noted that his architect was not yet present and Council agreed to delaying his public hearing to later in the meeting, specifically after the public hearing on Sewer Assessment District #11. 2 . LANDS OF COLLINSON, 27500 Edgerton Road, appeal of Planning Commission' s denial of a variance modification and the Commission ' s decision to request that the Town rescind the building permit which was issued for the carport Councilmember Dronkert stepped down from consideration of this item. ibr Council had before them the 2/10/88 staff report which included the same recommendation that had been made to the Planning Commission - ' to deny the request to modify the variance to allow the conversion of a carport into a garage. The variance, zoning and site development permits were issued based on the plans showing a completely open carport structure. The building permit allowed some additional partial enclosures. No further enclosures , beyond those shown on the building permit, should be allowed since they will increase the bulkiness of the structure which projects 21 feet into the roadway setback area. The applicant should be notified that he must immediately correct the ongoing construction to that allowed legally by permit. ' Dr. Collinson, applicant, explained his plans for a carport which were then modified to substitute windows for the latticework. He stated he had lived in Town since 1961 and had no desire to build anything obtrusive to his neighbors . He submitted a letter from a landscape designer supporting his proposed landscaping and a letter from a neighbor, Linda Hoffman, which supported his proposed plans for a garage. Edward Emling, Planning Commissioner, stated that the variance had been approved by the Planning Commission last year and the request to modify the variance had recently been denied by the Planning Commission by a vote of 3 to 2 . In his opinion the garage was appropriate and fit in with the guidelines of the Town. w' 3- 3/2/88