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Minutes of the Lexington Zoning Board of Appeals June 9, 2005 <br /> Present: Chairman Judith J. Uhrig, Arthur C. Smith, Nyles N. Barnert, John J. McWeeney and Maura <br /> L. Sheehan <br /> Petition Address: 12 Smith Avenue <br /> The relief sought is to allow a variance from the height requirements as defined in Section 135 -35, Table <br /> 2 — Dimensional Controls. <br /> The Chairman opened the hearing at 7:47PM by reading the legal notice and described information <br /> received from the Petitioner relative to the Petition. There were no comments from any Board or <br /> Commission. <br /> Hadi Shavarini, owner of the property, presented the petition along with new elevation plans. Mr. <br /> Shavarini said he had spoken with neighbors about his project and had a petition in favor signed by <br /> Jamie Lakowitx and Steve Sherman, Bobbie and Jarik Tornheim, Ginny and Tom Smith, Lucy and Mike <br /> Lockwood, Diane and Dave Abe and Jane and Alex Lehar, <br /> Questions /Comments from the Board: <br /> Nyles Barnert: What is the height? Answer: The front is less than 50% and they need a variance for the <br /> back. <br /> Judy Ugrig: Are you making a third story out of this? Answer: Actually it already is a 2 - '/ 2 story, they <br /> are adding dormers to allow more space and add a bathroom. <br /> John McWeeney: We've allowed third stories on a case -by -case basis in the past. <br /> Arthur Smith: Are there other three story homes on Smith Avenue? Answer: Yes. <br /> Maura Sheehan: The look of the 3 rd story is more prevalent to the back rather than the front. Applicant <br /> explained the roofline and dormers. <br /> There were no questions from the audience. <br /> No one spoke in favor of the petition. <br /> No one spoke in opposition. <br /> Hearing was closed at 7:56 pm. <br /> Discussion: John McWeeney: Had no problems with the request. <br /> Judy Uhrig and Nyles Barnert had mixed feelings on the height. Nyles willing to accept it. <br /> Maura Sheehan said the roofline actually isn't changing but with the dormers it will be giving a bigger <br /> impression. <br />
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