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Z-3784-A Staff AnalysisJune 17, 1991 1 File No.: Owner: Address: Description: Zoned• Variances Rg nested: Z -3784-A Richard A. and Sheila Bronfman 5213 North Grandview Lot 36, Grandview Addition to the City of Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas. (1) From the area provisions of Section 36-254/d.1 to permit new construction with a reduced side yard setback. (2) From the building line provisions of Section 31-12/C to permit new construction to cross a platted building line. Justification: The new construction would allow for the vehicles to be kept off the street and give additional storage space. Present Use of Property: Residential Proposed Use of Property; Residential Staff Report: A. Engineering Issues: There are none to be reported at this time. B. Staff Analysis: The applicant is before the Board requesting two variances from the requirement of the ordinance. The first variance deals with a reduced side yard of 6 feet. The requirement of the ordinance is a side yard of 8 feet. The reason for the reduced side yard is to provide for a covered patio area. The site is surrounded by all residential uses. 1 June 17, 1991 Item No. 1 (Cont. A building line variance is also being requested. Although the ordinance requires a front yard setback of 25 feet, this particular property has a 30 foot platted building line. In order for the new construction to cross the 30 foot platted building line, approximately 5 feet, a building line waiver is needed to accommodate the encroachment. The reason for the encroachment is to construct a two car garage with storage space. As with all building line waivers, there are three steps to the process: (a) filing to come before the Board of Adjustment, (b) filing of a replat in the Department of Neighborhoods and Planning, and (c) filing of the replat at the county courthouse. C. Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends approval of both variances subject to all the requirements of the building line waiver being met. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ACTION (June 17, 1991) The applicant was in attendance. There were no objectors present. The applicant stated that there were no problems with staff's recommendations. A motion was then made to approve both variances subject to staff's recommendation. The motion passed by a vote of 8 ayes, 0 noes and 1 absent. 2