2019/08/02 - OTHER - (NA) - Correspondence

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Towne, Jason From: Linda McGuire <Imcguire9670@gmai1.com> Sent: Friday, August 02, 2019 9:06 AM To: Towne, Jason Subject: Re: 24572 Gatten Point Rd, Webster Hi Jason- we had an opportunity to meet with Paul Cook yesterday to discuss our options. He was very informative and helpful. However, he was unable to help us identify a workable solution for us. As you mentioned, our property doesn't really have a viable solution for mitigation even if we would consider building on to the south of our cabin. That option comes with other building challenges that does not make sense to us at this time. Thanks for your time. If you could please return our permit application fee at this time that would be great, Linda McGuire On Tue, Jul 23, 2019 at 11:44 AM Towne, Jason<jtowne(a)burnettcount .00rg> wrote: Hi Paul, Please visit this site to see what options for mitigation you can come up with, it is a very challenging site. The owner would like to meet you at the site to look at options. They are thinking about doing item 2 below. Thanks, Jason From: Towne, Jason Sent: Monday, July 22, 2019 12:29 PM To: 'lmcguire9670(&gmail.comI<lmcguire9670Agmail.com> Subject: 24572 Gatten Point Rd, Webster Hi John & Linda, I did the site visit for your screen porch and I can't issue a land use permit for the proposed location. Your options are: 1- If you want the screen porch in that location you would need to apply for a variance. That requires a survey to be done and a$500 non-refundable application fee. Here is a link to the variance application http://bumettcounty.com/DocumentCenterNiew/3661. A variance requires a hardship which might be difficult to prove. 2- You could do up to a 200 sq ft lateral expansion onto the south end of the dwelling, see screenshot below, approximate black lines. However this does require mitigation which might be difficult on your site with the i