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L <br />2. Make recommendation to the City Council to adopt the Code; or <br />3. Since we don't have a full Commission in attendance, think about it until next <br />month. <br />It was the consensus of the Planning Commission to continue discussion at the October <br />meeting. <br />The Breezy Point Inspector, Scott Sedusky, was in attendance and will supply additional <br />information and examples for next month. <br />c. KC Companies <br />Mr. Marohn explained that Tommy Woog, member of the Economic Development <br />Committee, has brought the facelift that KC Companies had done to his attention. KC <br />Companies did a phenomenal job renovating the storefront of their building along Front <br />Street. That is investing in the community. <br />d. Fleck Project Update, John Koupal — Start to Finish Remodeling <br />Mr. Koupal explained that he is asking permission to remove and replace the roof on the <br />Fleck residence. It is a non - conforming structure and they are constructing a 50% <br />addition. <br />He stated the supporting piers for the porch area had sunk; they removed them, dug down <br />5 feet and filled it with concrete. They are piers, not a block foundation. He also stated <br />he couldn't see the roof rafters until the sheetrock ceiling had been removed. <br />Mr. Marohn stated they could rebuild a new structure in the exact dimensions. They can <br />maintain and repair the existing. He also explained the statute changes. Removing and <br />replacing the piers are structural changes. <br />The wall on the lakeside (porch area) will need to be reinforced; it will have new <br />windows and headers. The foundation for the rest of the structure will not be reinforced; <br />the 3 piers are new. <br />Mr. Marohn explained there are only 2 options: <br />1. Follow the conditions of the permit and City Code; or this project is done and <br />their only option is to build a new house 75 feet back from the lake; <br />2. Acknowledge we understand these plans; they are not major changes but are <br />outside the spirit of the City Code. For this application it is not a huge difference <br />and will not be more noticeable from the lake. <br />It was the consensus to allow the reasonable option. However, homeowners should look <br />ahead and do due diligence ahead of time to be sure structure is solid. <br />Mr. Marohn explained that this action is an interpretation of the City Code, not a <br />Variance request. They have the right to maintain the existing structure which would <br />include replacement of the ceiling with equivalent roof truss system and a bearing wall on <br />the outside lakeside wall, being consistent with Section 4 of the Code. <br />�..� Minutes <br />Pequot Lakes Planning Commission <br />September 15, 2011 <br />