CITY OF OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI NOTICE OF APPROVAL OR DENIAL OF REQUEST FOR SPECIAL EXCEPTION OR VARIANCE

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1 CITY OF OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI NOTICE OF APPROVAL OR DENIAL OF REQUEST FOR SPECIAL EXCEPTION OR VARIANCE DATE CheIQkee Drive CASE NO. _..._ 551 STREET OR P.O. NO. Oxford. MS EFFECTIVE DATE CITY/STATE PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE CITY OF OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI, IN SESSION ON November 13, 199.L_, HAS (X) APPROVED ( ) DENIED YOUR APPLICATION FOR ( ) SPECIAL EXCEPTION (X) VARIANCE. THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN PLACED UPON APPROVAL OF YOUR. APPLICATION: Acknowledgement of easement to be signed by owners. BUILDING, PLUMBING, GAS, AND ELECTRICAL PERMITS MUST BE OBTAINED PRIOR TO STA.RT OF CONSTRUCTION OF ANY BUILDINGS PROPOSED IN YOUR APPLICATION.

2 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given to all parties in interest, and citizens of the City of Oxford, Mississippi, that _Leonard snd Sue Rogers have >hm filed an application for a variance pertaining to the side yard setback re requirements fqr an accessory building. Said property is 1 oca ted at...,4_14... C...,hw..e... x:... a... k... e_,e.d~r~i v... e,oxford, Mississippi. A public hearing regarding said application will be held at 5:00 p.m., in the courtroom of the Oxford City Hall on November 13., Any person interested in said application may appear in person or by agent. Written comments regarding said application will be received by the City until the time of said hearing.... Ben A. Smith Administrative Official City of Oxford, Ms October 2Z. 1995

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4 Cl\SE NO. s S' I 1\PPLICl\.TION FOR VARIANCE 'l'o ZONING ORDINANCE City of Oxford, Mississippi Applicant's Name ~-L_e_o_n_a_4~d~a_n_d S_u_e~R_o~g~e_4_-0 ~ ~ Mailing Address 414 Chenokee Vnlve Address of Property in Question 414 Chenokee Vnlve r.relepho.ne Nwnber ( s) Day Night Interest in Property (':X) Owner ( ) Leaseholder ( ) Option to Purchase ( ) Other ~ Describe Nature of Variance Applicant-0 a-0k to be allowed to con-0.tjt.uct a -0tonage bulldlng at edge 06 pnopenty line. 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 lands, structures or buildings located within the same zoning district? Pneulou6 ownen6 had a concnete -0iab pouned on the p4openty line and con-0.tji.ucted a dog hou6e on it--enclo6ed with a chain link 6ence. They al-00 layed an atbt.active bnick -0ldewalk leadln9 ~o lt. Describe how a strict application of the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance result in practical difficulties or unnecessary hardship? flte blab -i.6 8' x 12', penn ect 6 on oun pu1lpo6 e; alb o the &ence pact6 will anchaa the bulldlng. 16 we cannot build on thl6 exl6tl»g blab, we would have to nemove it, nemove the bn-i.ck walk, and neood the yand--then poun anothen the -0ame blze 6on oun bule.dlng. 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. Ab bliown b the attached dnawln, oun 4opo6ed building will not be det4lmental to the a 1o~n~n9 pnopen ~e6 on to hbonhood. Oun next doon nel hbon, who-0e pnopenty connectb at thl6 point; ha6 given ven al appnova on u6 o con6 nuct a bulldlng in that locatlon. Thlb bul..e.dlng will blend well wlth oun beautl6ully landhcaped yand. It w~ll look n~ce ~n oun nel9hbonhood- not be a detn-i.ment. Attach a ma~ or sketch Signature of Applica -+--a-~~.1--l~~.:=:::;;; Attached Date l 0 ( u ('ls;- Filing Fee Paid $ &$. ao (!Q_ Date of Public Hearing _... /i""""f--_'-/...c;j_---'5:-'l' Decision of Board of Adjustment ~ujt':d - f4. J; r r zy ~1Vvf <If: 4(=.v..f. P-/=- H.fof!'o1n!.~ I[ f:'(<e"(. cl..,, t v., 4c: 1r ~,,, r e4j1:""-.,.,.,,,,,., - Effective Date Date

5 PROOF OF PUBLICATION PRINTER'S FEE $. THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI LAFAYEITE COUNTY. Personally appeared before me. a notary public in and for said County and State, the undersigned Mrs. Nina Goolsby Who, after being duly sworn, deposes and says that she is the Editor Of the Oxford Eagle, a newspaper pu~lished weekly in the City of Oxford, in said County t _ : P.UBUC NOTICE -,., u.c. ts hereby given 10 a11 par J'.lies In lntere~; ancfclllzens of.\ 1ti,e Elty'ol Oxford, ~~r,"7,"" that Leonard and sue Rogers :. have filed an appllcallon for a ~ ; vartanc:o pertalnlna 10 Jha.s!dlJ.,.yard setbaele requlrements fort\ an ~ry bulldlng. l Sa!d propor1y Is located a1.c 1',I ~' CharcJcee or1ve, Oxford' Mis~ slstlppl. A public hearing te'i' i. Oatdlng aald applleallon \'illl be 1 '. held 111 5:00 p.m.;" In th& COUit 4 room of IM Oxford City Hal on ;November Arr/ per son Interested In ISald appllea r.~uon rney appear in person or bf 1agont. Written comments re.: garc1og said a,;pr1<:a11on w1u be : re~elved by. the City unm the ~' time Of!lald ~arlng. WBonA. Smith.~...-, sen A:.Smith, Adm1n1suaiiVo Ot. ~. tidal, CiY ol Oxlord, Ms. Odober27; 1995 " ~,,. t.' "' ~,. >- : r-1...!" ~ -.. and State, and..that the said newspaper has been published for more than one year and that~'n., ~ ~ ~~.,_~ R~ a true copy of which is hereto attached was published for weeks in said newspaper as follows: VOLUME I a. 7 I NO. consecutive ' ' Nolary. Public, Laf~yette Cou y, My ccmmissl;~ ~~~;::.. ':Z-17-f 9

6 Tn_l\.!l.! Measuring ~eel, our storage oulbllildi11g includes an e11closed worksl1op and covered storage screened with lallice. The simple titles allow the stmcture lo blend rvith many lzome types. 8 1 '1.. \'2.' Need Some Storage? This easy-to-construct outbuilding provides sheltered storage for lawn and garden equipment, bikes, and all the other clutter in your garage. Our plans detail two versions. Have you priced a lawnmower lately? Suffered sticker shock when you bought a new bicycle? Can't fit your car in the garage because of all the junk? Then you're a candidate for an outdoor storage building. It will give you plenty of extra storage space and help protect expensive equipment from the elements. This example, at the Alabama home of Milton and Gail Magnus, provides plenty of safe storage for garden tools and equipment. "We needed a place for our tools so our dog wouldn't eat them," says Gail. A separate storage building located well away from the house also means "1 '4A 1Hr...,L'l"n~n H a safe location for gasoline and other combustibles. We worked with Birmingham archi tect George Israel to develop an out building that would blend with a variety of house styles. The simple gabled roof and lap siding are at home in almost any neighborhood. The storage building shown in these photographs consists of an en dosed 8 foot-square workshop and a covered area of the same size screened with lattice. Double doors link the two spaces. A wide ramp al lows bikes, mowers, and wheelbarrows to be easily rolled in and out. The second version, detailed on the plans, is totally enclosed for weatherproof storage. George designed the structure for easy do-it-yourself construction. "We tried to think of it as something a 'weekender' could build," he says. That means there are no continuous footings or complicated foundations. Instead, six wood pasts set in concrete serve as the foundation. In the lattice-screened version, two of these posts continue all the way up to support the roof. The others support the floor. Wall construction is conventional 2 x 4 studs. 111e simplified construction offers :mother advantage-it can easily ac.