ERSKINE ADD BK 8 LT 67 - ExceptionKODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH -
Telephones 486 -5736 - 486 -5737 — Box 1246
KODIAK, ALASKA 99615
February 27, 1984
Mr. Edward F. Randolph
Pouch 110
Kodiak, Alaska. 99615
Dear Mr. Randolph:
RE: Case 84 -010. 'A request for an exception from Section
17.19.020, Permitted Uses, to allow the construction
of two additional apartments in a Two - Family (R2)
District. Lot 67, Block 8, Erskine Subdivision.
The Planning and Zoning Commission at_its February 22,
1984 meeting _d-enied your _,. request- -for -an- exception, at the
above property.
Should you wish to appeal this decision to the City Council,
a written notice of appeal is to be filed with the City
Clerk within ten days of the February 22, 1984 meeting.
Please call if I can be of help.
Sincerely,
Bud Cassidy
Assistant Planner /Zoning Officer
Community Development Department
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cc: /Case 84 -010
Marcella Dalke, City Clerk
2) Any-proceeds derived from church activities held on the property
should be used for-the operation and/or, maintenance of the facility in
accordance with the deed.dated February 15, 1980.
For purposes of clarification, Mrs. Crowe interpreted any proceeds"
in Item #2 of the conditions to mean "the rent paid to the Kodiak Livestock
Cooperative, Inc. for the use of this premises." COMMISSIONER RENNELL
SECONDED the motion and the question was called. The motion CARRIED.by
unanimous roll call vote.
C) CASE 84-009. Request for a, variance from Section 17.18.050,
Yards, to allow the.construction of a single-family residence in a
Single-Family Residential District (R1) that encroaches into the required
front yard setbacks on Lot 4A, Block 2, Leite Subdivision, 1516 Ismailov
Street (Allan Grauel). •
As there.was no additional staff report, CHAIRMAN.GREGG recessed the
Regular Meeting and opened the Public Hearing. There were no audience
comments and CHAIRMAN GREGG closed the Public Hearing and reconvened the
'Regular Meeting.
COMMISSIONER KNIGHT MOVED TO APPROVE A REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE on
Lot 4A, Block 2, Leite Subdivision and the'motion was seconded. The
question was called and the motion CARRIED by unanimous roll call vote.
COMMISSIONER CROWE MOVED TO APPROVE AS FINDING OF FACT AND REASONS FOR
APPROVAL:
1. That the platted sewer easement presents an exceptional physical
circumstance or condition applicable to the property or to its intended use
or development which does not apply generally to other properties in the
same land use district;
2. That the strict.application of the provisions of this title would -
result in practical difficulties or unnecessary hardship;
3. That the granting of the variance will not result in material
damage or prejudice to other properties in the vicinity nor be detrimental
to the public's health, safety, or general welfare;
4. That the granting of the variance will not be contrary to the
objectives of the comprehensive plan;
5. That actions of the applicant did not cause special conditions of
financial hardship or inconvenience from which relief is being sought by a
variance; and
6. That granting the variance will not permit a prohibited land use
in the district involved..
COMMISSIONER RENNELL seconded the motion and the question was called.
The motion CARRIED by unanimous voice vote.
D) :CASE 84410:. Request for an exception from Section 17.19.020,
Permitted Uses, to allo0 the construction of two additional apartments onto
an existing duplex with-an office in the garage in a Two-Family Residential
District (R2), located on Lot 67, Block 8, Erskine Subdivision, 424 Carolyn
Avenue (..d"War0_.F. Randolph)
MS. FREED noted that a parking plan had been submitted by Mr. Randolph
and-that staff had had the opportunity to review the plan. CHAIRMAN GREGG
recessed the Regular Meeting and opened the Public Hearing.
EDWARD F. RANDOLPH was present and spoke favorably for granting the
request for an exception,, stating that currently there were three other
. lots being used on Carolyn Avenue in an R3-fashion. Mr. Randolph felt that
the use of these lots, although "grandfathered" into the current zoning
status in 1981, was significant to the request. Mr. Randolph submitted a
petition signed by 20-owners/tenants within a 400' radius of 424 Carolyn
who felt there would be-no adverse conditions created by granting the
request.
THE COMMISSION questioned Mr. Randolph and discussed his intended use
of the property. Ms. Freed noted Item #3 of the February 15, 1984 staff
report: "The adjacent lot where additional land is to be purchased or
Re-scheduled .Meeting
-- 3 - February 22, 1984
i- eased, Lot 9A, Block 13,- Al=eutian Hones Subd., is a substandard lot with,
an `area . of 5:;252-" square_.feet. Any 1 and " 1 eased or purchased _ wou.l,d 'further
_reduce the. s i ze' of—the Tot:"' Mr. :Randol* noted a verbal agreement-did
:exist with Mr -, amueT Graber for additional: off - street. parking Iodations:
MS.- SHIRLEY"THEGLIN, property owner° of Lots .51 and 52, Block 7, Erskine.
Addition, .was present and :voiced opposition to the proposed exception. MS.
Heglin :mentioned considerable public opposition to- allowing the original
:multi- family dwellings in;the area.;, but -since these had: now been
grandfathered they. were accepted. However,' Ms. Hegl.in.stressed the'current-
- parking. situation in 'the area., stating residents -were unaba:e.to use the •
sidewalks that-had recently been built because the sidewalks.were used for
parking vehicles. MS.- Heglin felt the - entire R2 area would be. in jeopardy
by allowing this type of - "spot zoning "; and she'ur.ged the Commission not to
: grant'the request_.
MS. GRETCHEN SAUPE, property owner of Lots 109 and_110; Block 9,
Erskine Subdivision voiced her objection to:the proposed rezoning Her
desire was- to'keep the -area R2. Ms. Saupe stated. she would -like to see
this sort of "spot" zoning stopped, and that only an entire area should be
. considered for rezoning.'
As there were no additional audience comments,CHAIRMAN-GREGG-closed.-
the Public Hearing and reconvened the Regular.Meeting:.
Discussion followed among the Commissioners voicing concern for: a
4 -pl ex in an . R2 area; the .,feel i ng. that this .was . "spot" zoning -; staff
.comments involving practical layout problems in the proposed parking plan;
and parking problems in the general area-due to existing; grandfathered.
home occupations..
COMMISSIONER -HILL =MOV"ED :TO .:APPROV_E_ :THf-_REQU.EST: _EOR""."EXCEPTION_:_from
Section_17.19.020, Permitted Uses, to allow the construction of-two
additional apartments'onto.an existing duplex with an-office in the"garage
in a' Two - Family Residential District (R2) , located
<Efs_ki ne- Subdi-v-i -si on,_ 424 "Carolyn-_Av_enue: (_Edw.ar_d, F- Randol-ph),. The motion
was seconded and the question was called. The motion - "FAILED unanimously "by
roll call. vote.
CHAIRMAN GREGG informed Mr. Randolph of his right to appeal within ten
days in writing to the City Clerk.
COMMISSIONtER RENNELL MOVED TO APPROVE FINDINGS OF FACT AND REASONS FOR
DENIAL per the February 3 and 15, 1984 Community Development Department
staff memorandum:
1.- The character of the area is basically duplex" in nature,.with.most
of the neighborhood composed of two- family structures; any.increase in
density is incompatible with this character;
2. Off- street parking standards, as required in Chapter 17.57, Off -
Street Parking-and Loading, are not presently met for the residential and
office uses; the requirement -of four additional spaces would intensify the
parking problem.
3. On each side of the parking lot, spaces are arranged to create
double parking (Numbers.] and 2, and 7 and 8).; though ten feet wide, they
do: not provide adequate" turni ng space; '
- 4. A power pole exists near the property line; though a utility
easement does not exist on•.the plat, it would have to be relocated to
create space Number 7; and-
5. The adjacent lot-where additional and is to be purchased or
leased, Lot 9A, Block 13,. Aleutian Homes Subdivision, i-s a substandard lot
with an area of 5,252 square - feet; any land. leased or purchased would
further reduce the size of the lot.'
FURTHER, COhMISSIONER RENNELL (MOVED to include i n the motion the
cony- erns of the Commi s sibn recardi ng :
1. A proposed 4 -plex in an R2 area;
2. "Spot zoning";
3. Staff comments involving practical layout problems of the proposed
parking.pian; and -
Re- scheduled Meeting - - February 22, 1984
_ 4 Exis _tang :-parking problems due to grandfathered, home occupations
inthea:rea.
T -he motion.was seconded and the question was called. The motion
RRIED .by:unanimous voice vote.
CHAIRMAN GREGG CALLED A TWO- MINUTE RECESS AT 8:20 p.m. and reconvened
the Regular Meeting at 8:22 p.m.
E) CASE 84 -011. Request for an exception from Section 17.20.020,
Permitted Uses, and Section 17.57.020, Off- Street Parking -- Number of Spaces
Required, and a variance from Section 17.20.040(B), Side Yards, to allow
the construction of a physical fitness center that straddles Lots 10 and
11, Block 8, Alderwood Subdivision 1319 and 1321 Selief Lane (R. E. Cook
and D. Rounsaville).
MS. FREED reported two telephone calls. received from local residents
in opposition to the request and two public hearing notices in favor of
granting the request. In addition, MS. FREED noted a letter from Kodiak
Electric Association, Inc. (KEA) regarding electrical hookups to the
proposed, combined unit.
CHAIRMAN GREGG then recessed the Regular Meeting and opened the PubTic
Hearing.
GARY HURLBURT, property owner of Lot 8,1Block 1 -A, Alderwood Subd.,
stated that with the trees along both sides of the road gone and more homes
-in the area, dust is a real problem. Mr. Hurlburt is.concerned with any
kind of commercial venture that will increase traffic in the area.
UNKNOWN AUDIENCE, living in Alderwood #6 at top of hill, spoke in
opposition to grantingthe request. His primary concern was the lack of
off - street parking, and the present congestion in the area.
RON BROCKMAN, concerned parent of children living in the Aleutian
Homes area, spoke in opposition to granting the request. His main feeling
was that any increase in business that has access to the Aleutian Homes
would pose .a serious threat to children living in the area -, because of the
"speedway" that has developed throughout these access roads.
DON ROUNSAVILLE was present and agreed parking and traffic problems on
Selief Lane did exist, but felt it had no bearing on his request. He felt
confident that these problems could be taken care of. Mr. Rounsaville
acknowledged the letter from KEA and felt the electrical concern would not
create any problems.
COMMISSIONER HILL read a letter from Ron Brockman opposing any change
. in the zoning or any variances granted for change in the zoning involving
the residential area on Selief Lane, or any other residential area, to
business or any semblance of business zoning.
COMMISSIONER HILL also read a letter from-Penny Miner vo;i.cing=
objection to the fitness center. Ms. Miner's concerns were for retaining
the beauty of the area and the welfare of children in the area, due to the
compounded danger of increased vehicular traffic.
CHAIRMAN GREGG closed the Public Hearing-and reconvened the Regular
Meeting. Chairman Gregg asked for. the w.i s•.hesw:,_of the; Commission.
COMMISSIONER RENNELL considered the center to be a business -like
facility and, therefore, inappropriate in a residential area. COMMISSIONER
RENNELL voiced his concern with the parking problems and increased traffic
which would be generated from the operation of the center.
COMMISSIONER RENNELL spoke for the record in regards to comments in
Ms. Miner's letter: __People who ride three - wheelers are also responsible
not to ride on the roads. I don't think we should protect their right to
ride on the roads, because they are not supposed to be there in the first
place. The parents need to be more responsible for their children who ride
three - wheelers on a publicright -of -way, which.-is aga=in:st,the•:law.
Re- scheduled.Meeting
- 5 - February 22, 1984
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
MEMORANDUM
ITEM VI
DATE: February 15, 1984
TO: Planning and Zoning Commission
FROM: Community Development Departmenfmq
SUBJ: Information for the February 15, 1984 Regular Meeting
RE: CASE 84-010. Request for an exception from Section 17.19.020,
Lot 67, Block 8, Erskine Subdivision (Edward Randolp)
Attached is the proposed parking plan submitted by Mr. Randolph. It
would expand his current parking capacity from four spaces to eight
spaces.
Problems with this design center around three areas:
1. On each side of the parking lot, spaces are arranged
to create double parking (Numbers 1 and 2, and 7 and 8).
Though ten feet wide, they do not provide adequate turning
space;
2. A power pole exists near the property line. Though a
utility easement does not exist on the plat, it would have
to be relocated: to create space Number 7; and
3. The adjacent lot where additional land is to be pur-
chased or leased, Lot 9A, Block 13, Aleutian Homes Subd.,
is a substandard lot with an area of 5,252 square feet.
Any land leased or purchased would further reduce the size
of the lot.
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Carolyn Si. owned by Mr. & Mrs. Edward F Randolph. The Randolp `s---'-proposed
addition and parking facilities have been explained to us. We feel that
since Carolyn St. is basically a mul-l-family residential street with other
businesses located on it there would be no adverse conditions created by
allowing the Randolph's to build their addition of two one bedroom apart-
ments above their garage and office.
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;ItISURANCE
7-- 57.030-17.57.040
17.57.030 Off-street parking-=Location. All parking
spaces required under Section 17.57.020 shall be on the same
lot as, or a lot adjacent to, the principal building that
they serve; provided, that if the planning commission finds
that it is impractical to locate the spaces on such a lot,
it may permit them to be located on any lot within six hun-
dred.feet of the principal building. All parking spaces re-
quired under Section 17.57.020 shall be located in a use
district permitting the use which they serve.: (Ord. 80-18-0
art) , 1980).
.57.040 Parking area development standards. A. Any
4parkit area, including any area on a lot that is used for
t icitar circulation, .storage, parking spaces, aisles, turn-
.(% ani" maneuvering areas, driveways, and ingress and egress
ea shall be developed in accordance with this section.
431• Surfacing and Drainage.
1. Publicly owned parking areas that are open to the
01,60p.6"lic shall be paved with concrete or asphaltic compound.
2. Parking areas not governed by subdivision 1 of
this subsection shall be surfaced and drained so that they
are free of mud and standing water, and generate a minimum
amount of dust.
3. All parking spaces not serving a one-family or
two-family dwelling shall have appropriate bumper guards or
wheel stops.
C. A parking area serving acommerciai industrial/ or
institutional use that adjoins the side of a residentially
zoned lot shall be separated from the side of the. residen-
tially zoned lot by a fence on hedge not less than four nor
more than six feet in height. The fence or hedge shall ex-
tend along the entire boundary of the parking area adjoining
the side of the residentially zoned lot, except that it
shall not extend along any part of that boundary adjoining
the front yard of the residentially zoned lot.
D. No light illuminating a parking area shall shine
directly onto any property beyond the boundaries of the lot
on which the parking area is located.
E. Points of ingress from, and egress to, public streets
shall be designed and located to minimize traffic congestion
and.hazards to pedestrians. Such points of ingress and egress 1.
shall be no more than thirty-two feet wide. All parking areas,,l-
except those serving one-family and two-family dwellings,
shall be designed to allow ingress and egress without back-
ing over a sidewalk area or onto a street designated as a
collector or arterial on the official streets and highways,
plan.
F. A required parking space serving a residential use
shall be no less than eight feet wide and twenty feet long.
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KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
MEMORANDUM
ITEM VI (D)
DATE: February 3, 1984
TO: Planning and Zoning Commission
FROM: Community Development Department
SUBJ: Information for the February 15, 1984 Regular Meeting
RE: CASE 84-010. Request for an exception from Section 17.19.020
Lot 67, Block 8, Erskine Subdivision
Sixty-seven (67) public hearing notices were mailed on January 31, 1984.
1. Applicant: Edward F. Randolph, Pouch 110, Kodiak, AK.
2. Land Owner: Same.
3. Request: An exception from Section 17.19.020, Permitted Uses.
4. Purpose: To allow construction of two additional apartments onto an
existing duplex, with an office in the garage, in an R2 District.
5. Existing Zoning: Two-Family Residential District (R2).
6. Zoning History: The 1968 Comprehensive Plan identifies this area as
R2 zoning. In 1968 a request to rezone certain lots from R2 to R3, in
Block 7 and 8, Erskine Subdivision, was denied due to the fact that lot
areas involved were smaller than the area requirements of R3 land, as well
as the unfavorable public testimony received (Case 1-L).
In 1969 a request for a variance was granted to allow this structure
to encroach ten feet into the required front yard setback, due to the steep
nature of the rear portion of the lot yard. Granting this variance allowed
the dwelling an ocean view.
7. Location: Lot 67, Block 8, Erskine Subdivision;
424 Carolyn Avenue.
8. Lot Size: 8,801 square feet.
9. Existing Land Use: Duplex, with small office in the garage.
10. Surrounding Land Use and Zoning:
North: Lot 5, Block 13, Aleutian Homes Subd. is zoned R2; Use, R1;
South: Lot 72, Block 8, Erskine Subd. is zoned R2; Use R1;
East: Lot 69, Block 8, Erskine Subd. is zoned R2; Use, vacant;
West: Lot 66, Block 8, Erskine Subd. is zoned R2; Use, R2.
ITEM VI(D)
11. Comprehensive Plan: The Comprehensive Plan designates this lot as
medium-density residential.
12. Applicable Regulations: Chapter 17.19, Two-Family Residential
District (R2), Section 17.19.020, Permitted Uses.
COMMENTS:
Mr. Randolph's proposal is to build second-floor apartments above his
single-story garage, which also serves as an office for his insurance
business.
RECOMMENDATION;
Staff recommends denial of this request based on the following conclusions:
1. The character of the area is basically duplex in nature, with
most of the neighborhood composed of two-family structures. Any
increase in density is incompatible with this character;
2. Off-street parking standards, as required in Chapter 17.57,
Off-Street Parking and Loading, are not presently met for the
residential and office uses. The requirement of four additional
spaces would intensify the parking problem.
Case 84-010.
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Telephones 486-5736 - 486-5737 — Box 1246
KODIAK, ALASKA 99615
February 1, 1984
Mr. Edward F. Randolph
Pouch 110
Kodiak, AK 99615.
Dear Mr. Randolph:
RE: Case 84-010, Lot 67, Block 8, Erskine Subdivision
Please be advised that your application for an exception has been
scheduled for review and action by the Planning and Zoning Commission
at their February 15, 1984 Regular Meeting. This meeting will begin
at 7:30 p.m. in the Borough Assembly Chambers, 700 Mill Bay Road,
Kodiak, Alaska. Your attendance at this meeting is requested.
One week prior to the regular meeting, on Wednesday, February 8, 1984,
at 7:30 p.m. in the Borough Conference Room, the Commission will hold
a worksession to review the packet material related to your application.
You are cordially invited to attend this worksession, and to be avail-
able to respond to any questrons the Commission may have regarding
your request.
The Community Development Department will be happy to provide you with
any additional information.
.5incaraly^
blinda J. Goodwin
Planning Secretary
Community Development Department
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KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH
Community Development Office
P.O. Box 1246
Kodiak, AK 99615
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
NOTICE DATE: January 31, 1984
CASE NUMBER:
84-010
An application for an exception was filed on January 18, 1984
with the Kodiak Island Borough Community Development Office by:
MR. EDWARD F. RANDOLPH
The application requests an exception from Section 17.19.020, Permitted Uses
to allow the construction of two additional apartments onto an existing' duplex and
office structure in an R2 District, Lot 67, Block 8, Erskine Subd., 424 Carolyn Ave.
The Kodiak Island Borough Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a
public hearing on this request at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, February 15
19 84 in the Borough Assembly Chambers, 700 Mill Bay Road, Kodiak. You are
being notified because you are a property owner in the area of the request.
This is the only scheduled public hearing on the request, at this time, and you
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are invited to appear before the Commission to express your opinion on the
request. If you cannot attend, you may submit a written opinion which will be
read into the minutes of the public hearing if it is received prior to the time
and date indicated above.
Should you wish to comment on the request, please use the bottom of this
notice and return it to the Community Development Office at Box 1246, Kodiak,
99615. A vicinity map showing the property involved is on the back of this
form.
If you have any questions on this matter, please call us at 486-5736,
extension 255.
KODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
Your Name Address
Your Property Description
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POST OFFICE BOX 1246
KODIAK, ALASKA 99615
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( ) Zoning Change: From: To:
CODE SECTION INVOLVED: /7/T- dJO 472/77/0(
NOTE: The application fee for all items covered by this form is $50.
Conditional Use Permits, Exceptions, and Variance Applications also require
the submission of a site plan.
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Name Home Telephone
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Block Subdivision Name
United States Survey # Section, Township, Range, S.M.
PRESENT USE OF PROPERTY:
PROPOSED USE OF PROPERTY: q
I have been advised of the procedures involved with this request and have
received a copy of the appropriate regulations.
Authorized Agent
Date Application Accepted:
Date
Kodiak Island Borough
700 UPPER MILL BAY ROAD
P.O. BOX 1246
KODIAK, ALASKA 99615
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