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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAV 92-02; Norton Residence; Administrative Variance (AV) (5)I Robert P. Felton 4803 Neblina Drive Carlsbad, CA 92W March 12, 1992 City of Carlsbad Planning Department 2075 Las Palmas Drive Carlsbad, CA 92009 RE: Case File AV 92-02 sirs: Please be advised that I object to the granting of the requested variance. Although the property in question is not within eye-sight of my property, it is within my neighborhood. If this variance is granted, a precedent would then be set to approve other similar variances if submitted for approval. This situation, taken in total, would be a definite detriment to the neighborhood. A drive through of my immediate neighborhood indicates that there are at least a half dozen other similar conditions. Whether variances have already been granted for these I do not know. If not, then I can only assume the property owners are allowing a condition in violation of city ordinance to exist. These conditions are: 4794 Hillside - RV parked on property 1889 Valencia - Boat continuously parked in street. Further, branches of a tree in the front yard block the sidewalk making unencumbered and safe use of it impossible. To walk pass this property one must duck under the branches or step out into the street. 4850 Alondra - RV parked on property 4802 Refugio - RV parked on property 204 1 Cordoba - Boat parked on property 49 18 Neblina - Boat parked on property I can not in good conscience approve the requested variance and then disapprove other similar submitted variances. As stated, if all of the above apparent violations of city ordinances become approved, the look of the neighborhood will be severely affected to its detriment. 8 City of Carlsbad March 12, 1992 Page 2 Property owners should make themselves fully aware of the applicable city codes (and deed restrictions) with respect to parking of an RV or boat prior to obtaining the item. If they can not park the item per established guidelines, then they should consider the cost and accessibility of off-site parking into their decision to obtain the item. They should not request that the other property owners in the neighborhood pay for their lack of properly informing themselves beforehand. Sincerely,