1. PROPERTY (STREET) ADDRESS: 1827 Jackson Avenue. 7. APPLlCABLE REGULATIONS: Section (8) of the Land Development Code

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1 CASE# 1247 & 1247-A SPECIAL EXCEPTION & V ARIA,.~CE Oxford Planning Commission Classification Report Data Summary Date: (For Planning Pmpose Only) 1. PROPERTY (STREET) ADDRESS: 1827 Jackson Avenue 2. PROPERTY OWNER: Brad Pngl! 3. PETITIONER: Same 4. PLANNED USE: Residential ZONlNG 5. PRESENT ZONlNG: RC 6. REQUESTED: NA 7. APPLlCABLE REGULATIONS: Section (8) of the Land Development Code MlNIMUM ZONJNG NEEDED: 8. ZONJNG HISTORY: RC LAND USE 9. EXISTING USE: Developed Residential 10. EXISTING STRUCTURES: 2 Residential Units 11. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: Developed Residential 12. ABUTTING USE AN1) ZO:NlNG: North- RC South-RB East- RB West- RC

2 Brad Pugh, 1827 Jackson Avenue, Case# 1247 & 1247-A, Request for variance and application Plan.ling Commission Meeting, November 14, 2005 Regarding: Request for Variance to Lot Size requirement of 10,200 square feet for 2 units, lot has 10,000 square feet: if variance is granted special exception would be requested to have 2 zero lot iine lots Planner's Comments Findings: Property is zoned RC and has approximately I 0,000 square feet in lot - l 0,200 square feet is required for 2 units Adjoining land uses are multi-family Proposed development would be compatible with neighboring properties Recommendation: Consider :h-npact on neighboring properties

3 APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL EXCEPTION City of Oxford Ul7 Courthouse Square, Oxford, MS Applicant's Name ~ r L... ;... -:V l Mailing Address t b ""'-6 c x \ <'.:\. ~ I\ )(.._b, J, \\)\ ':, 3 <;$ b S S Address of Property in Question._) _,,'6wJ:=->(~----''S"'-u."' "'~'-"lsc='-'"'--"-a-'--'--:-"«..'--'c"-~-c._s_f- Telephone Number (s) Day '61 b C! 3 (, Night ZH. Oi 3 {,, Interest in Property ()9.. Owner ( ) Leaseholder ( ) Option to Purchase ()0th~ ~ Application for Special Exception is being made under Section the Zoning Ordinance \SS.02 /g)of Property is zoned _K~ _c ~ Describe in detail the proposed Special Exception being sought Se-e CE) c. #~c.m e;ch:b;; Explain how the proposed Special Exception would be in harmony with the character of the neighborhood and not detrimental to other property or ~ons in the neighborhood.. /A'\ G"<:oE c;._tfac.hj e.xk&:-tf A ). ~ Attach a map or sketch of what you propose including applicable measurements along with a $50.00 filing fee payable to the City of Oxford. </) /f)/ Signature of Applicant _7fly..-<<-"'""J( o, ~y 71A4.'--"'---- Date FOR CITY USE ONLY Date Filed l 0 Ii 1- /{JG' Filing Fee Paid $ 5()-"'-, 00 _' I {,. I Date of Public Hearing \!-;--1~+-'-+!~0_S Decision of Board of Adjustment !

4 ExhlbitB Homes at the Comer of Jackson Avenue and Chestnut Drive Special Exception The special exception we seek for these homes is to subdivide this lot into two (2) lots. Each lot will meet all zero lot line requirements as set forth in article and the remainder of article ,4.6. Each home's lot will meet the front yard setback of20 feet, and the back and side yard set back of l 0 feet a Each home's lot will exceed the minimum required lot width of 40 feet. Home A: 75 feet wide. Home B: 68 feet wide O.d. Each home's lot a..'"ea is more than the minimum required lot area of 3,200 square feet. Home A: 4,890 s. Home B: 4,485 s.f e. Each lot is served by public sewer l L Each home area (including porches and carport) will cover less of the lot than the 33% maximum required: Home A: 31% Home B: 33.6% Each home will not exceed the maximum required height of 35 feet Each home's driveway will be approximately 10' wide, half of the maximum width required.

5 Exhibit A Homes at the comer of Jackson Avenue and Chestnut Street Neighborhood Harmony The homes proposed for this property are designed to maintain the pleasant residential fubric already created by the homes on Jackson Avenue. These proposed homes are designed to continue the standard already set by the new construction of the 2 homes on the north side of Jackson. Mat--orials will be very much in keeping with the new and existing materials found on this street: A raised foundation with brick, horizontal siding, and composition shingles. Both of these units will have inviting porches fronting the street and steeply pitched rooflines reminiscent of an older time. The Jackson Avenue home firmly addresses the comer with an entry gable facing Jackson Street and a secondary Gable facing Chestnut. The space between these 2 homes will be multi-level, marked with a single chimney, designating an outdoor space that, although giv'..ng a fireplace and grill separate and private to each home, invites neighbors to interact, getting together for a cookout. The driveways to each unit will be a minimal impact on the site: 2 concrete strips with grass between will lead to the carport. Although there are no existing trees on the site, the landscaping proposed will be there to delineate subtle boundaries and fur-jier enhance the since of belonging these 2 houses will have in this neighborhood.

6 APPLICATION FOR VARIAN CE TO ZONING ORDINAN"CE City of Oxford 107 Courthouse Square, Oxford, MS Applicant's Name -b~ 1 "'-',_,,u.,,,,02l~-~--'\'--'i'-'"~j-h,,, Mailing Address tu 6ox. \ \, 3 OXhr0l, f{\s S~GSS Address of Property in Question,_\~"6~r1~ ~'-~-~.2~w~<-~\:..=s="~"~-'4.._ -"~"-~-t-"'~s~+- Interest in Property ()() Owner ( ) Leaseholder ( ) Option to Purchase ( ) Other DescribetheNatureoftheVariance Se.<e.\c.. c_ vc. r-\ 4,...c_e_ i--o :)ec 135.o3.!O c:., What special conditions and/or circumstances exist which are peculiar to the land(s), structure(s) Or building(s) involved which are not applicable to other la.-i.ds, structures or buildings located within the same zoning districts? -:S c.c.. k..wa >.; "'~,.,. C a.,._s.o~\~ ~~""" e.~'*c.::.\s Describe how a strict application of the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance result in practical difficulties or unnecessary hardship? \ \...<:?'"' pe.,-\ ",, s \ u<-«-h: J.. b~-h,.,e."""' &.. Describe how the granting of the variance will not be materially detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to adjoining properties or to the neighborhood in which the property is located. As st«+e.jl i:"'-«- e~~f-e_,.±~_.i;:, ~"'~""''-'."'~._J.. b\ M.ui-h11,, tj ""'-\ \.-:. ""' 5 - Attach a map or sketch of what yon propose <g including applicable measurements along with a $50.00 filing fee payable to the City of Oxford. Signature of Applicant 3..., ~ J!. Date Filed 10/i +/os I FOR CITY USE ONLY Filing Fee Paid $ 50.QQ _

7 f>..c~._t.. S 7).. 9-:S:. Q S 6024'05" E 81.79' 20.00'. l 01 c:: 21 ' \ PROPOSED LOT DIViS!ON LINE. \ I 11 w PROPOSED LOT DiV!SJON LINE_ :\ :\ \ I.,,-:. ;. ~I ~,,. ~ -Q:: a I- ::::> ii t] :t: (..).-:.~:_ N 59'3850 W 75.57' I - --.!_ACKSON_ A VENUE w*e o~l"'lllii ~-~-l-~2oliiliiiii1~~40 60 N Proposed Site Plan for 1827 Jackson Avenue East OXFORD,M!SSISSIPP Owner: BP&P LLC The Parker Company/William D. Parker, Archtitect Benett Hill. P.E./Consulting Engineer s

8 ~- I --~ 1827 Jackson Avenue East 0 X F 0 RD, MISSISSIPPI Owner: BP&P LLC The Parker Company/William D. Parker, Archtitect Benett Hill, P.E,/Consulting Engineer Jackson A venue Elevation Proposed House A

9 H E8 m EB EE ~ -!=~ ~~?~.. l Jackson Avenue East. 0 X F 0 RD, MISS.ISSI PP I Owner: BP&P LLC The Parker Company/William D. Parker, Archtitect Benett Hill, P.E./Consulting Engineer Chestnut Street Elevation Proposed House B