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Ms. Krieger stated there is an understanding that the applicant has a legitimate <br />request in making the door more accessible. <br />Ms. Wood stated that they can’t keep him from building towards Dane Street because <br />that is outside of the setback limits. <br />The applicant stated that he would still need a variance in that case because part of it <br />would extend into the setback. <br />Mr. Clifford stated that the setback that would be usable would be the setback granted <br />in the previous variance, but they can’t vote on a plan they have never seen. <br />Ms. Wood stated she is not in favor of the variance request. <br />Mr. McCarthy stated that when the applicant received the previous variance, there was <br />talk about not having steps at all at the entrance (the previous variance counted the <br />steps because they counted the setback to the bottom step). Mr. McCarthy stated that <br />there had been a discussion about not having steps at all (that was a discussion they <br />had to avoid having to request a variance). <br />The Board discussed having the applicant request a continuance and come back with <br />revised plans. <br />Ms. Krieger stated that the Board would more likely think it acceptable if he moved the <br />landing forward so that there are less steps and if they were able to have a porch that <br />extended towards Dane Road and was within the setback. <br />There were no further questions or comments from the Board. <br />There were no questions from the audience. <br />The applicant requested a continuance to the October 26, 2017 meeting. <br />On a motion by Ralph D. Clifford and seconded by Edward D. McCarthy, the Board <br />voted 5-0 to grant a Request for Continuance to the October 26, 2017 meeting. <br />September 28, 2017 <br />ZBA Meeting Page 6 <br /> <br />