HomeMy WebLinkAbout002-940-21-5416-VAR-2022-007 SAWYER
COUNTY
Sawyer County Zoning&Conservation Department
10610 Main Street Suite#49
Hayward,WI 54843
715-634-8288
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Oc[ober 18,2022
Re:VAR#22007,Frank&Diane Dowell
No[ice is hereby given that on October 18,2022 the Sawyer County Board of Appeals denied the following applica[ion:
Part of Government Lo[4,Lot 4 CSM 5/296#1053,Lot'A"CSM 5/326#1068;521,T40N,R09W;Parcel#001-940-21-5407;
Tax ID J73505;1.48 total acres;Zoned Residen[ial/Recreational One. Application for:Construction of a single story 26'x 30'
detached garage(18'x 31'J wi[h eaves. This structure is proposed to have a 27.5'se[back at the closest point to Windigo
Lake and a 10'setback at the dosest point to C/L of a private road easemenC Variance reques[ed as:Section 6.1,Sawyer
County Zoning Shoreland Wetland Pratection Ordinance,Shoreland setbacks would require fhe prior granting of a variance
far any structure less than 75'to the OHWM.The proposed variance is requesting a 27.5'setback at the closest poin[to the
OHWM of Windigo Lake. Additionally,Section 4.21(6J,Sawyer County Zoning Ordinance,Se[backs Requirements on
Highways and Roads setbacks would require the prior granting of a variance for accessory structures less than the requires
30'from C/L of o private driveway thot is 33'or less in wid[h. The proposed variance is reques[ing a 10'setback at the
closest point to 1 16.5'private road easement.
Mo[ion by Christians to deny the application. Findings af Fact: It is unique[o the property owner and self-imposed
hardship. It is for self-convenience for the owner ond there are other options to the owner,It is a. Second by Gerber.
Discussion held. Rusk amends motion to also use the Town denial and DNR letter of denial. Second by Gerber. All in favor
[o deny the applica[ion 5 to 0.
Any person or persons join[ly aggrieved by[he decision of the Board of Appeals may commence an action in the Circuit Court
for Wri[of Certiorari to review the legality of the decision within 30 days after the da[e of this notice.
Ka hy Ma
Deputy Zoning&Conservation Administrator
- Sawyer County Zoning & Conservation Department
S AWY E R 10610 Main Street, Suite 49
C O U N T Y Hayward, WI 54843
pat.brown@sawvercounty�ov.or�
Fax (715) 638-3277
(715) 634-8288
VARIANCE REQUEST
STAFF REPORT
Applicant:
Frank & Diane Dowell
11244 Siedschlag Rd
Spring Grove, IL
Property Location:
8156N WINDIGO LN
Parcel # 002-940-21 -5407
Summary of Request:
The applicant, Frank & Diane Dowell, is requesting a 27.5' setback at the closest point Ordinary High
Water Mark (OHWM) variance and 10' setback at the closest point to a 16.5' easement road to build a 26'
x 30' (28' x 32' with eves) detached garage. All other setbacks would be met.
Project History:
This property has not been issued any recent land use permits that the county can locate for this property.
The existing 2 bedroom non-conforming cabin that presently existing on the property appears to have been
built pre-zoning. There currently is no storage buildings for the property owner to protect his/her personal
property. The area the requested garage is to be built has historically been used for outside boat and trailer
storage.
The applicant, is applying for relief of Section 6.1 , Sawyer County Zoning Shoreland-Wetland Protection
Ordinance for a reduced OHWM setback. The required setback for new structures here would be 75' from
the OHWM. Additionally, the applicant is applying for relief from section 4.21(6) Sawyer County Zoning
Ordinance. The required setback for new structures here would be 30' from the C/L of a private driveway
33';or less in width.
On-site Notes/Comments:
See attached inspection report completed by Pat Brown.
As part of the onsite visit on 07/21/2022 Pat Brown helped the applicant, Frank Dowell
measure setbacks and stake out a spot for the proposed garage.
A portion of the site that has been flagged, as aforementioned, has historically been used for open- air boat
and trailer parking. It is approximately 200' from the existing cabin. There is an area that would meet
setbacks on this property. This area of the property is almost 600' away from the cabin and completely
natural. Additionally, it is at the highest point on the Dowell property and would be visually conspicuous.
There would be a 1 T (+-)change in elevation over 55' (+-)from the existing easement road to the building
location.That is calculated at 31%grade.In conversations with Assistant County Conservationist Tim Seidl
and myself there would be challenges and worries about post construction site and slope stability. If this
variance is approved the property owner/applicant acknowledges that they and future owners would not be
able to build on this site in the future.
Hardship/Justification:
Variances seek a relaxation of a standard in the code. The decision to grant a variance must be supported
by practical justification,which includes 1.) That the code is unnecessarily burdensome and the landowner
is not able to enact a permitted use without a relaxation of the standard; 2.) There are unique limitations on
the property that prevent the landowner from meeting the required dimensional standard; and 3.) if the
variance is granted, no harm will be done to the public interest or the zoning code. It is the applicants'
responsibility to present the case and provide the "burden of proof'' as to why the variance should be
granted. The personal situation of the applicant, financial hardship, convenience, a growing family, or
nearby violations cannot be considered as valid reasons to grant a variance.
Board Decision Checklist:
(Approval Reasons): An unnecessary hardship is present and the current code requirements
would be unnecessarily burdensome and prevent the applicant from using the property far a permitted
use because: (Board of Appeals to choose specific conditions unique to property. May add or delete to
this list):
l. No other alternatives exist.
2. The impacts of construction are being minimized by mitigation.
3. A minimal relaxation of code is being granted.
4. A permitted use is not possible on this property without a variance approval.
5. The circumstances are beyond the control of the applicant, and are unique to the property not the
applicant.
6. The lot predates zoning regulations.
7. The construction matches the lot and available area.
The hardship/unreasonably burdensome limitation of setbacks is due to unique physical features or
limitations of the property and not the circumstances of the applicant as follows: (Board of Appeals to
choose specific conditions unique to property. May add or delete to this list):
1. Very little or no buildable area exists.
2. The buildable area lot is very narrow.
3. The lot depth is very shallow.
4. Steep slopes exist.
5. The setbacks overlap here.
6. There is no other room for a septic system.
7. Overall small lot size.
8. Erosion exists.
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The variance will not harm the public interest or neighboring land uses, and damage the intent of the
zoning code because: (Board of Appeals to choose specific conditions unique to property. May add
or delete to this list):
l. Visibility is good at the driveway location.
2. Traffic is light.
3. The septic will be upgraded.
4. Traffic is slowed here.
5. A turnaround is proposed.
6. This would make a bad situation better.
7. Good vegetation exists or is proposed.
8. The proposed use will not harm the public, zoning code, or neighboring land uses if conditions
are followed.
9. A literal enforcement of the zoning code would be unnecessarily burdensome.
10. The testimony in opposition has been considered but no valid reasons could be found to deny.
(Approval Conditions): Therefore, the requested variance is hereby approved with the following
conditions: (add or delete as needed): �
1. The development must be in substantial compliance with the site plan and testimony provided at
the public hearing.
2. The first floor elevation and filling and grading shall be done in accordance with the site plan and
additional information provided at the public hearing.
3. The non-conforming must be removed within:days from
the time the Land Use Permit is submitted.
4. All other required setbacks must be complied with.
5. All permits must be obtained, including land use, building, and sanitary.
6. All code requirements must be complied with.
7. It is the responsibility of the builder and landowner to protect the neighboring lots, lake, and road
during construction.
8. Standard or Individual (pick one) erosion control and/or stormwater management plans (again
either or both can be picked)must be in place prior to construction starting.
9. The driveway shall meet all code specifications and shall provide suitable turnaround to prevent
backing onto the road.
10. The applicant will allow agents of Sawyer County access to the property to ensure compliance
with the terms of this decision, Sawyer County codes, and state and federal Laws.
11. The Board agrees with the concerns of DNR but on-site observations and conditions of approval
should mitigate those.
12. Shareline bufferzone mitigation is required in front of the LCE area of Unit#1
(Denial Reasons): Unnecessary hardship is not present and the code requirements are not
unnecessarily burdensome and will not prevent the owner from using the property for a permitted
use because(Board of Appeals to choose specific conditions unique to property) :
1. The land owner has reasonable use already.
2. Cumulative impacts can be foreseen.
3. A self-imposed hardship cannot be grounds for an approval.
4. The Board concurs with the concerns expressed by
5. Other alternatives exist such as building in another location or building a smaller structure.
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6. A loss of profit or inconvenience is not a hardship.
The hardship is not due to unique physical features or limitations of the property and appear to be
unique to the applicant as follows (Board of Appeals to choose specific conditions unique to
property):
1. There are many other similar lots in area.
2. The code requirements are not unnecessarily burdensome and should be adhered to.
3. The hardship is unique to the property owner.
4. This is a self-imposed hardship.
5. No hardship noted.
6. A loss of profit is not a hardship.
7. No unique lot features were noted by the Board.
The variance will harm the public interest or neighboring land uses, and damage the intent of the
zoning code because(Board of Appeals to choose specific conditions unique to property):
1. An approval would set a precedent.
2. Public safety could be compromised.
3. This would make a bad situation worse.
4. An increase in water runoff and erosion is anticipated.
5. Harm to water quality is anticipated.
6. The proposal appears to be for convenience to the landowner only.
7. An approval would undermine the code and harm the neighboring properties and public interest at
large.
8. The landowner should pursue other locations or building plans.
(Denial Conditions): Therefare, the requested variance is hereby denied with the following
conditions(Board of Appeals to choose specific conditions unique to property):
L The must be removed within days
2. The applicant will allow agents of Sawyer County access to the property to ensure compliance
with the terms of this decision, Sawyer County Codes, and State and Federal Laws.
(Tabled�: The requested variance is tabled to the O business meeting or O public hearing
scheduled for ,2020.
L This will allow the applicant to complete the following:
� 2. The applicant is instructed to contact the to
attempt a resolution.
3. A plat of survey or Certified Survey Map must be made to accurately locate lot lines,buildings,and
ROW's.
4. A better site plan with elevations drawings is necessary.
5. An erosion control and stormwater management plan is required,and must be approved by ZAC to address
those issues.
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Town of Bass Lake ZONING RDMINISTRATION
County of Sawyer
Variance Application# aa—�D�
TO: Sawyer County Zoning&Conservation Administration Email:Kathy.marks@sawyercountygov.org
10610 Main Street,Suite�l49 Phone: 715-634-8288
Hayward,Wisconsin 54843
Owner:Frank&Diane Dowell
Address 11244 Siedschlag Rd Spring Grove,IL 60081
Phonenumben815-354-6312 E-mailaddress: W//7�/qOf.�a�k@yQhOo�CONJ
Property Description: Prt Gov't Lot 4 Lot 4 CSM 5/296#1053 Lot A CSM 5/326#1068
Acreage:1.48 Zone DisTrict:Residential/Recreational One(RR-1)
Application is for.
Construc[ion of a single story 26'X 30'detached garage(28'x 32')with eves.This structure is proposed to have a 27.5'setback at
the closest point to Windigo Lake and a 10'setback at the dosest point to C/L of a 16.5'private road easement
Variance is requested as:
Section 6.1,Sawyer County Zoning Shoreland Wetland Protection Ordinance,Shoreland setbacks would require[he prior granting of
a variance for any structure less than 75'to the OHWM.The proposed variance is requesting a 27.5'setback at the dosest point to
the OHWM of Windigo Lake.Additionally,Section 4.21�6�,Sawyer County Zoning Ordinance,Setbacks Requirements on Highways
and Roads setbacks would require the prior granting of a variance for ac�essory structures less than the required 30'from C/L of a
private driveway that is 33'or less in widih.The proposed variance is requesting a 10'setback at the dosest point to a 16.5'private
road easement.
Other Information:
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and correct. The above person hereby grants permission for access to the property for onsite inspection.
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Discussed ��ith Pat Brown and Fr�,i�l< I�o�,-,�i? �
Date & Time 7/21/2022 10:�O i�!?
Signature of Inspector _ _ _ _
APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE
SAWYER COUNTY BOARD OF APPEALS
ADDiT'IONAL WFORMATION
(To be completed by applicailt)
Completed by ,�/�'��� .� ,�o c..cJ� `�
(First Namc) (MI) (Last Name)
Tl1e purpose of this foi7n is to provide you �vith infoi-mation that pertains to the granting
of``area/dimensional" variances and to assist you in preparing for your presentatiotl
before tlle Sawyer County Board of Appeals. Use additional paper for responses if
required. Example responses are not related to a�iy variance ever reviewed by the Board
of Appeals. This form will become a part of your application packet and is to be
returned to the Zoning Department l�v the variance application deadline.
Part 1. Applicant suppiied Information.
Current use of your pi-operty & iil�provements - (e.g., "Property contains a residential
ho�ne with a detached garage.").
Describe the variance requcsted—(e.g., '`Add a 1 S x 20' addition to the side of the
home.").
Describe tlle effects on the pro�e►-tv if the variance is not granted—(e.g., ``The addition
is required for year-rouud living�nd protectiilg property value.").
Describe alternatives to the requested variancc such as other locations, desi m�, s and
construction techniques. Attach a site inap showin�; alter�latives that you considered in
each cate rory below.
a) Alternativcs you considered that will coinply with existing standards. If
you find such an alternative, you may move forward with this option
with a regular pei7nit. If you rejected complia��t alternatives, provicle the
reasoils ihat you rejected them.
(e.g., "Spacc is not available to expand ii� a�ly other directioi� or location.
Housc is too closc to the side lot lines and tlle lake."
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b) Alternatives you consideced that require a lesscr variance and reasons
you rejectcd thcm.
(e.g., "Addition is the mi�limum size tliat is required.'').
Describe the impact on yow- property and adjacent properties if tile variance is granted.
(e.g., "Erosion durinb constructioil—will be controlled with silt fencing.
After coustruction there �vill be a breater impervious surface area.
Gutters and downspouts will be used to divert water away fi-om other properties
and tl�e lake. Shoreline buffer zone will be planted with native vegetation, trees
and shrubs.").
Part 2: Three-Step Test.
To qualify for youi- requested variance, you �nust demonstrate that your property meets
the following three requirements. This i,s k�zown as the "tliree-.ti�tep test."
1) Unique Yropert_y Limitatioils.
Unique physical liinitations of the property such as steep slopes or wetlands
that are uot generally shared by other properties �nust prevent compliance with
ordinance requirements. The circumsta�ices of an applicant (��rowing family,
need for a larger bara�e ctc.) are not a factor in deciding variances. Nearby
ordinance violatioii�, prioi•varianccs or lack of objections fi-om neighbors or
tl�e Town B�ard do not pi-ovide a basis for granting a variance.
Do unique physical characteristics of your property prevent coinpliance witll
the ordivance?
[1/]�Yes. Where are they located on your property? Please show tlle
boundaries of these features oil the site lnap that you used to describe
altenlatives considered.
(e.g., "There is a wetlaild area that extends aroui�d one side of the llouse
and also behind the house.'�).
❑ No. A variauce cannot be granted.
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2) No Hann to Public Interests.
A variance may not be �-ailted which results in hann to public interests. In
applying this test, the Board of Appeals lnlist consider i�npacts of your
proposal and the cumulative impacts of siinilar projects on the intcrests of t11e
neighbors and tl�e entire com�nunity. So�ne, but not necessarily all of these
considerations are: (1) Public health, safety aud welfare, (2) water quality, (3)
fish and wildlife habitat, (4) ilatural scenic beauty, (5)minimization of
property damages and (6) achievement of eventual compliance for
nonconfoi-�ning uses, structures and lots.
Explain how the granting of tllis variance would not 11arm the public interests
or how it may even enhance tlle public interests.
3) Unnecessary Hardsllip.
An applicant may ilot claim hardship because of co»ditions whicll are self-
imposed or created by a pi-ior owner (foi- exaulple, excavating a pond on a
vacant lot and then arguing that there is no suitable location for a home.).
Courts have also detenni�led that econo�nic or finailcial 1lardsllip does uot
justify a variance. When detci7nining whether unnecessary hardsllip exists,
the property as a whole is considered rather than just a portion of t11e parcel.
You are applyi�l� for an "area variance." An area vat-iance relaxes a
dimensional standard such as a setback, fi-ontage, lot area, or height. For an
area variance, unnecessary 1larclship exists when complia�Ice would
unreasonably prcvent the owi�cr fi-om usin =�the propert f�pei7nitted
puipose or would rei�der confoi7nity with such restrictions unnecessarily
burdensome. The importance of t11e public putposes of tlle ordinance, the
de�nee to which the restriction supports those purposes and the extent of the
relaxation of the restriction are wei�hs against tlle limitations fiill compliance
would i�npose on use of the property.
Is unuecessaiy hardship present?
�Yes. Dcscribe.
❑ No. A variance ca�luot be grauted.
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Today's Date: 9/13/2022 Created On: 2/6/2007 7:55:07 AM
�Description Updated: 5/23/2017 � Ownership Updated: 6/18/2007
Tax ID: 3505 FRANK&DIANE DOWELL � SPRING GROVE IL
PIN: 57-002-2-40-09-21-5 OS-004-000070
Legacy PIN: 002940215407 Biiling Address: Mailing Address:
Map ID: ;4.7 FRANK&DIANE DOWELL FRANK&DIANE DOWEIL
Municipality: (002)TOWN OF BA55 LAKE 11244 SIEDSCHLAG RD 11244 SIEDSCHLAG RD
STR: 521 T40N R09W SPRING GROVE IL 60081 SPRING GROVE IL 60061
Description: PRT GOVT LOT 4 LOT 4 CSM 5/296 #1053 m
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Recorded Acres: 1.480 8156N WINDIGO LN * HAYWARD 54843
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Lottery Claims: 0 J property Assessment Updated: 9/13/2012
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Waterbody: Windigo Lake
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Zoning: (RRl) Residential/Recreational One Code Acres Land Imp.
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1 State of Wisconsfn Improved: 19,100 19,100 0.0%
57 Sawyer County Total: 180,800 180,800 0.0%
002 Town of Bass Lake
572478 Hayward Community School District
001700 Technical College �a�P�operty Mistory
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' State of Wisconsin Tony Evers, Governor
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Preston D. Cole, Secretary
101 S. Webster Street
� Box 7921 Telephone 608-266-2621
Madison WI 53707-7921 Toll Free 1-888-936-7463
TTY Access via relay - 711 M��SCONSIN
DEPT.OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Sawyer County Board of Appeals October 17, 2022
Sawyer County Courthouse
Large Courtroom
Hayward, WI 54843
Dear Board Members:
The Department of Natural Resources has received the materials for the October 18, 2022, public hearing concerning
the variance request submitted by Frank and Diane Dowell to construct a single story 32-foot x 28-foot detached garage
that would lie 27.5 feet from the ordinary high water mark (OHWM) of Windigo Lake. The variance request is from s.
6. 1 of the Sawyer County Zoning Shoreland-Wetland Protection Ordinance.
As the Board reviews the variance request, please keep in mind that the applicant has the burden of proving that their
application meets each of the three statutory requirements for the granting of a variance. The Wisconsin Supreme
Court has made it clear that proof of unnecessary hardship by itself does not entitle an applicant to a variance. All three
of the statutory variance criteria must be satisfied in order to grant a variance. They are:
Unique physical limitations: The applicant must demonstrate that unique physical limitations (wetlands, steep slopes,
streams, rock outcroppings) or special conditions of the property exist that prevent compliance with ordinance
regulations. The physical limitations must be unique to the property in question and not generally shared by other
properties in the area. When determining if compliance is prevented, the whole parcel must be considered.
No harm to public interests: The applicant must demonstrate that a variance will not result in harm or be contrary to
public interests. The Board must consider the impacts of the proposed project as well as the cumulative impacts of
similar projects on the interests of the neighbors, the community, and the general public. These interests are listed in the
purpose statement of the ordinance and, for shoreland zoning, include protection of public health, safety and welfare,
maintenance of clean water, protection of fish and wildlife habitat, and preservation of natural scenic beauty.
Unnecessary hardship: The applicant must demonstrate that if the variance is not granted, an unnecessary hardship
exists. The applicant may not claim unnecessary hardship because of conditions which are self-imposed or created by a
prior owner (for example, building a home in compliance and then subsequently constructing a deck without a permit).
Courts have also determined that economic or financial hardship does not justify a variance. Similarly, the Court has
determined that a circumstance of the applicant does not justify a variance. When determining whether unnecessary
hardship exists, the Board must consider the property-as-a-whole, rather than just a portion of the parcel.
It is the responsibility of the Board of Adjustment to ensure that all three statutory standards for the granting of a
variance are met.
The department understands there is a compliant location on the property to build the proposed garage. The department
also understands, however, that the compliant location is several hundred feet from the proposed location and would
require clearing that distance through undeveloped land along an isthmus for both a driveway and the garage. Further
the department understands the compliant location is also a high point on the property. The department is not sure
building in the compliant location is justified in fully considering the purposes of the Sawyer County Zoning
Shoreland-Wetland Protection Ordinance. The Board will need to weigh the property-as-a-whole standard against
these purposes in making a determination on this request.
The applicant wanting a detached garage, while understandable, is a circumstance of the applicant, not an issue with the
property. The property maintains reasonable legal use without a garage. Thus, the application does not demonstrate
that an unnecessary hardship exists for this request and the department recommends this request be denied.
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Thank you for the opportunity to provide comments.
Sincerely,
Mike Wenholz
Shoreland Program Coordinator
michael.wenholz@wisconsin.gov
� SAWYER
COUNTY
Town of Bass Lake
Variance Application#22-007
TO:Sawyer County Zoning and Conservation Administration
10610 Main Street,Suite 49
Hayward,WI54843
Attn: Kathy Marks E-mail:kathy.marks@sawyercountygov.org
Owner: Frenk&Diane Dowell Phone:815-354-6312 Email:wfndieofrank@vahoo.com
11244 Siedsching Road
Spring Grove,IL 60081
Property Description:Part of Government Lot 4,Lot 4 CSM 5/296 ri1053,Lot A CSM 5/326 N1068;521,T40N,R09W;Parcel#002-
940-21-5407;Tax ID#3505;1.48 total acres;Zoned Residential/Recreational One.
Application for:Construction of a single story 26'x 30'detached garage(28'x 32')with eaves. This structure is proposed to have a
27.5'setback at the closest point to Windigo Lake and a 10'setback at the closest point to C/L of a private road easement.
Variance requested as:Section 6.1,Sawyer County Zoning Shoreland Wetland Protection Ordinance,Shoreland setbacks would
require the prior granting of a variance for any structure less than 75'to the OHWM.The proposed variante is requesting a 27.5'
setback at the closest point to the OHWM of Windigo Lake. Additionally,Section 4.21(6�,Sawyer County Zoning Ordinance,
Setbacks Requirements on Highways and Roads setbacks would require the prior granting of a variance for accessory structures less
than the requires 30'from C/L of a private driveway that is 33'or less in width. The proposed variance is requesting a 10'setback a:
the closest point[0 1 16.5'private road easement.
Public Hearing:October 18,2022 at 6:OOpm in the Sawyer County Courthouse.
By Action of the Town Board,Variance is ( )Approved (X)Denied ( )Tabled
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Ju i Hall,Chairman M rshal Savitski,Supervisor
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Bob ammond,Supervisor 1 m Ev s,Supervisor
Dave ft�art,Sup rvisor '
Dear Members of the Town Board:
Your Town Board decision is an integral part of the decision making process for the
Sawyer County Board of Appeals. The Board of Appeals would like your cooperation in
stating the reasons or comments why you approved, denied, or tabled the variance
app(ication.
Re: Frank and Diane Dowell
7'he variance would be contrar to the public interest and would not be in compliance
with thc spirit and intent of the zoning ordinance and the 1'own oF Bass Lake
Con�prehensive Plan (Section 8.10) because:
1) No unique propeRy limitations as there are similar parcels. The garage can be
relocated to be compliant.
2) Harm to public interest by building closer than 75' to the lake and driveway setback
requests narrowing access road for emergency services (fire).
3) No unnecessary hardship—garage can be built on the parcel without a variance.
Building a non-conforming structure would make the property more non-conforming
as both cabin and garage are self-created hardships.
The Town of Bass Lake Planning Committee recommended Town Board denial.
Dated this 10'h Day of October 2022
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Erica Warshawsky, rk
SAWYE R
COUNTY
Sawyer County Zoning & Conservation Administration
10610 Main Street,Sui[e t149
Hayword, WI 54843
715-634-8288
Ka[hy.marks@sawyercoun tygov.org
Notice of Public Hearing
September 13, 2022
VAR q22-007,Frank&Diane Dowell
Your application for a variance will be considered at a Public Hearing before the Sawyer County Zoning
Board of Appeals on October 18, 2022. This hearing will begin at 6:00 P.M.at the Sawyer County
Courthouse, 10610 Main Street, Hayward,WI 54843.
It is recommended that either you or a representative be present at the Hearing. A lack of information
abou[the situation may result in an unnecessary delay of a decision. Failure to appear may result in the
denial of the applica[ion.
If it is impossible for you or a representative to be present, please submit a written statement to this
office directed to Alan Gerber, Chairman of the Board of Appeals. This statement should include a
description of the general terrain and surrounding development and your proposed intentions or purpose
for the request. Photographs of the property and/or buildings are helpful. Explain the undue hardship
inflicted upon you by conforming to the required minimum regulation, which induced the variance
request. Convenien[e and financial loss or gain does not constitute a zoning hardship.
Your application will also go before the Town Board for their review. Some Towns also have a Planning
Commission. Please contact the Town Clerk, Erica Warshawsky at 715-634-8469 or at
ericaw(a�basslakewi.�ov for the date and time of the meeting(s)you should attend.
Kathy Marks
Deputy Zoning& Conservation Administrator