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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2025-07-03 staff report response1 Ratzlaff, Hannah K. From:Linda Pollock <kriley13@verizon.net> Sent:Thursday, July 3, 2025 1:35 PM To:Ratzlaff, Hannah K. Subject:Commission report comments Sent from my iPhone Linda Hi Hannah I have read the report and have a few comments. I understand the requirements. 1.To clarify the large wooden door on the west wall has not funcƟoned as a sliding door interest. It was the intent as there is an overhead rail, however has not ever been funcƟonal. My intent for showing it on the new construcƟon was to reuse the door secƟon on the west wall but not make it funcƟonal. The idea was a future use or owner could make it be an opening. I do not want the added expense of making this be a working sliding door. If it has to just be a wall that’s fine with me. 2. Roof elevaƟon. My explanaƟon may have been poorly worded as my proposal was to make the two roof elevaƟons become one elevaƟon which would be lower than the barn roof. The preference was to use the taller of the exisƟng south end shed which replicates the current profile and connecƟon to the fence. 3. I understand the required overhang may not meet regulaƟons and a set back may be required. Since this is not an alley the public would be using can it be designated so as not to have to do the setback? 4. RecommendaƟon on roof material is no problem other than might cost more. 5. RecommendaƟon on smooth siding is no problem. However the LP siding product, upon further research, may not be the choice for a durable product. I originally researched metal siding in a board and baƩon style but did not think that would get approval. Other choices to be researched would be wood and hardie board, I believe. I am without a laptop and may be relying on my phone for email for a few days.