716 McFaddens Tr - CUP Written Narrative
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Roger and Pamela Oettinger
From: Oettinger, Roger [Roger.Oettinger@adc.com]
Sent: Monday, July 14, 2008 8:52 AM
To: Roger and Pamela Oettinger
Conditional Use Permit Written Narrative:
We (residential homeowners) want to install an inground pool on our residential property located on 716
McFaddens.Trl, Eagan, MN 55123; however, the pool deck would put us over our impervious surface limit. Our
impervious surface limit (25% of total property sq. ft.) is 3,217 sq. ft. but existing structures including the house,
driveway, sidewalk and four season porch place us over that limit by -214 sq. ft. (without the addition of a pool
deck.) Adding a pool deck of -513 sq. ft. would put us -727 sq. ft. over our impervious surface limit. We are
requesting permission to replace our driveway and sidewalk with porous pavers installed over a soluble base to
bring our home under the impervious surface limit by -242 sq. ft.. and allow us to install the inground pool. A
summary of the approximate calculations is as follows:
Total impervious sq. ft limit 3217
Current existing impervious sq. ft. 3,431
Current Over/(Under) sq. ft. limit 214
Add: Pool deck 513
Subtotal Over/(Under) max sq. ft allowance: 727
Less: Driveway & sidewalk replacement
w/ porous pavers and soluable base (969)
Over/(Under) max sq. ft allowance (242)
Upon approval, the permit for the inground pool would be submitted with installation beginning immediately upon
approval (September 2008.) The equipment to install the pool will be using the driveway to minimize yard
replacement and because that (north) side of the home provides the greatest access for equipment. Immediately
upon completing installation of the inground pool, the driveway and sidewalk would be replaced with the porous
pavers and soluble base (early October 2008.)
RECEIVED JUL 14 2008
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