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I I "0. 1~ I I Appeal I I I I I A 1';1 o~ l~\ ( Hopewell Township zoning Hellrinq Board, Appellee "OTICE OF APPEA~ Elmer Haapala, Jr" and Karen Hsapala, Appellantll appeal trom the decision ot the Zoning Hearinr,r Board ot Hopewell 'rownllhip, Cumberland county, Pennsylvania, and in support thereot IItate the tollowinr,rl 1. The Appellant, Elmer Haapala, Jr., (hereinatter referred to all "Appellant Haapala") is an adult individual residinq at 145 Booz Road, Shippensburq, Pennsylvania 17257. 2. The Appellant, Karen Haapala, (hereinafter referred to as "Appellant Haapala") is an adult individual, spouse of Appellant Elmer Haapala, residinq at 145 BooiPl Road, Bhippensburq, , Pennsylvania 17257. 3. The Appelle" is the ZoninlJ Hearinr,r Board of Hopewell Township, Cumberland Cou"ty, Pennsylvania, (hereinaftar referred to as "Board"), with an address of :l4 Shuman Road, Newburq, Pennsylvania 17240. 4. The premises in question in this appeal is 1.62 aores/ tract known as 145 BooiPl Road, Newburg, cumberland county, Pennsylvania. " 15. on or about June 3, 1996 H..plll.. tiled tor Ii buildinlil permit to ereot I IiIarave and a ~oninlil permit. IS. The dntt: 1I0oompanyinlil the permit .howed the propo..d qaraqe within 10 teet ot the property Une in the rear ot the property. 7. On or about June 17, 1996, the permit wu denied by Hopewell Town.hip 20ninq otticer, or-iii A. Dunbar. 8. "aapala tiled an applioation tor appeal rlllqueatinlil a variance ot the Zoning Law, 9. The Board grllnted a vl\dance ot 111 teet but refused to grant the variance requested by Haapala, 10. The aotions ot the Board in modifying the reque.t Cor variance and then gr.anting their modification was arbitrary and oapriciou.. 11, The aotions ot the Bosrd constitute an abuse of their diaoretion. 12. A stenographer was preBent at the hearing wher.e Haapala appeared without counBel and preaent counsel request leave to amend this appeal to include subBtantive and procedural iuues cHBcovered atter review ot the transcript. Wheretore, Appellants move that the decision ot the Zoning Hearing Board entered JUly 17, 1996 be set Ilside. ~ l.N THE COURT OF COMMON PEAB or CUMBERLAND COUNTY N PENNBYLVANIA Elm.r Haapala, Jr., and l(aren ltupall1, Appltllant:l I I No. I I App.al I I I I I , , VB. nopewell 'fown.hip zoning nearing Board, Appe Ue. CERTIFICATE or SERVICE I hereby oert1fy that oopies at' the within Notic. of Appeal were served this date upon the foll~wing addresses by depositing the ssme in the unitod states mail, first 01as8, postage pr.psidl nopewoll 'l'ownship zonl.ng nearing Board 24 Shuman !:load Newburg, PA 17240 ~Wt.QJ;:... for Ilonewall TQwnship sally A. Winder, Esquire 701 E. King street Shippensnurg, PA 17257 secretary for Ilo~ll Townlh1Q Lance Ileberlig 24 Shuman Road Newburg, PA 17240 ~gjioitor for the Board of Michael Rundle, Esquire 28 south pitt street Carlisle, pa 17013 BUDer-visors BYI Q .." C'~ alL\/- nl\:-~( \lawn M. shoop Legal Assistant for . H. Anthony Adams 128 E. King str.eet Bhippensburg, PA 17257 Dated I 8-9-96 . , " " , ' ~, " .0"0 , ' ", ';g ',\ ~ C:l ... ~ '0 ,., ~ I" ,''j . ~ NJ (,~~ ~ 1'("1 I~ .~ :) '~ ..... Ii: ~1 ,...... ~ ,~ ,~. ~ [', "a -n r~-' N ~~ u. - ~~!~ 'I' ~." ~:l ,., .~ ~ ~ If) '"~ .\ , )1 " , , ", , , .. . . 1.'1 I. , 'Iii , , ! P ~61l :JIll! '1BIi , , ~I'I: ~ 1\1l1l11llll \Ill CQr\ltllld MIIII 111/ Ill!-llllll1l II I '1~'llllqll 1'1 II 'Ii 1111111 lIlt l'lil .,1'1 hllloill'lllllllllt'ltl Milll Ih.'I' 1l1J),QHII l-VJt'li1'IltLt. 'l....I?ZClIum 00-, 24 sHllW\l'l IlO 1'I~1lO Pr\ 17240 $ . .-.-~'- - ."-_..~_.. ,..--.,--~-- '" " . . ~---'-'- -"~~"~ .....,. .---.-.......... I'. ",..,," " ~\ ~ ~ ", V, u: 'I.' p' ,,.,I,I,t. .-- .-------- -~.---_..-.._-_..-. ..~-' ,1,1 I- I ' , " "'I" "Ii' $ 1,1." ,I" II MIl Hed I B~l3~96 " ,I . I' " , I r, , \ .. , " , " >',1 , Elmer lIaaplI11I, Jr. IInd I IN 'I'HIt COUll" Ol" COMMON PLEAS OF' Kllren Ilupllle I I CUMBIi:RL~NP COUNTY, PIi:NNSYLV~N1~ VH. I I IJopewe 11 Townllh ip 2onl.ng I Ilellring l30llrd I NO. 96.41U9 CIVU. 19 WRI'J' 0' CBlI'rlOMRI COMMONW)!;~I..'I'H OF' COUNTY OF' PENNSYLV~NI^) I CUMI3ERI,~NP ) BS. '1'01 Ilopewell 'fownship 20ning Hearing Board I We. being willing for certain t'l!/lBOnll, to hllVIII certified II cltrtllin /lction Elmer Haapala, Jr. and Karen IIslIpalll VB. Ilopewell 'rownal)ip between Zoning He/lring BO/lrd - pending before YOll, do cotlllond YOll thllt the racord of the /Jction IIforesllid with 1111 things concerning Bllid IIction, shall be certified /lnd Ilent to Ollr judges of our Court of Connon Plells at Carlisle, within (20) daYIl of the dllte hereof, together with this writ t so that we may further ctJu!le to be done thllt which ought I to be done IIccording to the laws and Constitlltion of this Commonwealth. WITNESS. the Honorable Harold E. Sheely, P.J. 12th ^ugust Ollr said Court, at Carlisle, I'll" the _ doy "f , 199~. LAWRENCE E. WELKER, Prothonotary I IIl11Spll1l1, oJ r. and IIl1l1pll1l1 IN 'rllt COUll' or COMMoN "',MB e", cUMn~nL/\N" COUNTY, PRNNAVLV/\Nl/\ I , t I I t I NO. 96.4!l2 9 C 1 VII, 19 , VB. ~opllwell Township ,luring bond II l.onillll 110 p t LoJ d l ) A.t>lf!itd, {lOr :) wrllT or Cl;:II'rlOhAIII coMMoNWEM.TIt or rr.NNSYl.VI\Nll\l I BB. or CUMtlF.~I.I\ND I lIopewell 1'ownship Zoning lIening nondl We, being willitlg fCJr certain l'l!tlSOtlB, to hove cerHfled tI ctlrtlltn IIcHon betweell Ellllor 1It1I1Ptl:~_,,~_~. tlnd kllrlln IIllllPlIllI "'IS. IIqpl!wltU towl\et)lp :1, '.onil1\1 lIur1n9 llOlltd , ' Ilf! :~:::":f:,~~;":o .:~~: ,:,~ :::, ': :::,: :: ::::~o ':::";::.::' ::- r~ " ",' 'n.,,', our Court of Cannon Pletls at Cl1rliBle, wlthin -1~QL._ dl1Ys of ll1'1 dllte h"reor, " ' '. 'I together with thill writ, AD thl1t we lIIay further Cl1Ulla lo bn dotll! t 11111. ~,'Idl'll "lI!~I1t ,', h.. be done l1ccording to the IIlI>.'fl ond Conntl tlltlon of lhi~ ClllllkllJl>.'O/lU h. , ," , , W1MSR, the 1I0nornhlt! IItlrold 1':. ahllaly, I'.J, our Illlid Court. tit CarllAle, 1'0., tilt! _I_ah dllY of ~':~~~~_.__._.._, 19 9~_ 1'''Uti oopV FRoM REOORD M Teelll'" I' I ...~ I I hete unto aellnY hand and I~"~ ,ulIl'" Illel c.rll.... ~ This. t ~ t C.lLL I 19.1k- '- ~^WnENC~ ~. W~LK~nl rrothono~lIry ....:~;~;Ld..j,,~~;';lc(f---- .. ,I , '1,1 ,. "'1",.1 , " ',', ,I. " , : /} ., " ; '~11:!~ 'I' ,~ I III ,.. " It " '1.\ : ';:1 ., "il( ,I, 'fi :;1[1,> ',ill "'1', \, , , ,!iI'll) " Irl II ~. ; :,1 I r ,1/ I, ~ ",' , . : llii~'il ~ II IN 'l'IIFo COtlll'l' 0'" coMMoN "~;Ml OF' CtlMlIFoJtl,MIIl coUN'tv ~ I'F.NtlIIYl.vMH^ tlu): 1111 Il pa la, J...., I 11l1d I(at:ln Ilupalll, I No. 'it:. App.l hnts I I Appu 1 I I I I I I " " tJ~ 1,1 ) 1 Vs. hop.wall Township 1!Ila t:i11t;1 board, App.ll.. Zoning NOTICB or ^""~^L ~lmu Jtaaplllll, J...., IInd KarlSh IIllspa 111 I App.llant. al1l1.a:L fl:om , 1,1 '\ ,~ ~h. deoision ot the zonll11;1 HSII):lhil bOlltd bt llopaW.l1 ~o~l1~hl~, bu~b.tlllnd county, Pennsylvania, 8hd in suppo...t the....ot stllte ~h8 tollowlng I 1. The AppellAnt, Folmer IInpala, J...., (he...dl1llttu... r.bhtted ~o as IIAppellllnt IIsapalalt) is an Ildul~ il1l!lvlduBl resldil19 al: 145 boo~ nosd, Bhippensburg, Penns~lVllhla 172~7, 2. The Appe11lnt, Ka...en Haaplllll, (h8tsinatter ...ets......od I:~ liS IIAppellanl: Haapalalt) is 011 lldull: individual, spbUee ot Applllllhl: l!lme... ltllapa1a, residing at 145 Boo" ROlld, Bhi~psnsbul:'\tl ".hhsylvania 17257. 3. 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Addressl 14~ Uooz Road, Ca.e NOI 1996-3 Date of Applioationl Date of lie41rin\l1 Oat. of Decieionl IInd I(aren Haapala ahipp~nsburg, PA 172~7 nhipponBbur'il, PA 17257 June July July 19/ 1996 17/ 1991l 17, 19\11l The Iiopewe 11 'rownflhip Zoning lIoar j ng Board mal(es the following f"J.nd1rlgll of l'aut, Discuasion and conolusion. of Low in support of its deoision of July 17, 1991l, on the above Application. rIJjD.lll!:iILQJ':-.11l~:r 1. The IIppl1calltfl, Elmol' lIallpala, Jr. and Karen Haapala, husband and wife, aro the owners of 146 Booz Road, Shippensburg, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania. 2. The IIpplicanta' property ia situate in the A-l Agrioultural zoning District. 3. The prosent improvemonts on the residential dwelling and B atorago shed, have an integral garage. 4. The property has a frontaye on 13002 Road of approximately 19B feet and a depth of approximately 322 feet. property inolude ~ 'l'he dwelling does not 6. A pond and stream occupy approximately the front half of tho Applioants' proporty. 6. Tho ground slupes up to the residence from tho pond. 7. The rear of tho existing dwelling is 51.6 feet from the rear property line. B. The IIpplicants desire to construct 0 garage/workshop 34 feet wide by 30 feet deep. 9. the rear dwelling The proposed location of tho garage/workshop would bo to of the existing dwelling and to the right of the as viewed from 13002 Road. 10. The proposed garage/workshop would be erected within 10 foet of tho rear property line. 11. Tho roar yard setback requirement in the /1-1 Agricultural 7.ono is 50 feet. 12. Tho Applicants desire to store a boat snd trailer and a pick up truok in the proposed gArage/workshop. 13. The driveway from Boo~ Road to the residence .ndu et a gravel parking ar.a to the riyht of the e~i.ting dwelling as viewed from Boo~ Road, and wh oh can bo eeen on E~hibit. 2 snd 3. 14. The location of the existing well prevents oonstruction Qf the proposed garage/workshop adjaoent to the side of the dwellinq. le. The lQcAtion of tho e~lsting septio field prevents construction of the proposed garage to the immediate rear of the dwelling. 16. The location of the proposed garAge would leavo an area of approximately 29 feet in depth by 57 feet in width tor parking in front of the proposed garage, ~CUBBrON To be entitled to a variance, 0 landowner must prove the following four (4) elementsl 1. That an unnecessary hardship exists whioh is not oreated by the parties seeking the varianco and which is oaused by unique physioal oircumstances of the property, 2. That a variance is needed to enable the p~rty's reasonable use of the property, 3. That the variance would not alter the essential charaoter of the Distriot Qr neighborhood, or SUbstantiallY or permanently impair the use or development of the adjaoent proper.ty such that it is detrimental the public'. welfare, and 4. That the variance will afford the least intrusive solution. 53 P,S. 510910.2. The Applicant testified that a garage was required on his property to store hio boat and that the slopo of his land prohibited him from erecting the garage in the location of his existing parking area. Because of the location of his existing well and septic area, the only location for the garage to be erected is to the rear and to the right of the home as viewed from Booz Road. The garage would encroach into the rear yard setback. The Board believes the Applicants have met the first three elements of their burden of proof as set forth above. However/ the Board bQlieves that the variance requested by the Applicants ') 1 a 3 " 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ,'" , 13 I~.) 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 U INDBX WITNESSES DIR~OT EXAMINATION Blmer Haapala, Jr. 15 John M. Hellhou.e, Jr. 17 are9 A. Dunbar 19 ~>lHI8ITS APP~ICANT'S 1 - map 2 - photo 3 - photo 4 - photo 5 - photo Ii - photo 7 - photo IDBNTIFIBD & ~BCBIVBD , 7 10 11 12 13 13 20 2 - July 17, 1996 Newburg, PennsYlvAnia 20ning lIearing IIClArd ot 1I0pewull. Township oonvened tor the purpose ot hearing Applioation (11996-3) - Applioation ot MI.". and Mrs. Elmor Haapala, Jr. to request B varianoe to seotion 4.070 ot the Hopewell Township 20ning ordinanoe with respeot to Bdtbaok lines. 'rhe lot is looated at 145 11001\ Iload, shipponllPurg. (Convened at 7100 p.m.) THE CHAIRMAN I Let thlil hearing of the 1I0pewell Townllhip 20ning Hearing Iloard oomlil to ordor. Let the reoord lIhow that 20n ing Ileal." ing Iloard Members Fred Chamberlin and Lanoe Heberlig are prellent, Solioitor Mike Rundle and 20ning Officer oreg Dunbar. The reallon for thill hearing ill to listen to Elmer and Karen Haapala, Jr., 145 Ilool\ Rond, Shippllnllburg, PA, requellt a varil\nce to Hopewell 'rownllhip ?oning ordinanoe, Article 4, Distriot Regulations Al, AgriCUltural Dilltrict, Section 4.07, Farm Regulations, Paragraph D. The request for a variance is relating to the lIetbaok distance from the property line. The public notice of this hearing hall been given and the property and township building were pOll tad on July 3 1 :2 3 .. 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 (".) 13 14 115 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 U 8th, 1996, in llccord~nce with the pennsylvania Munioipalities Planning Code, Section 900. This hearing will be recortied by stenographer. All partlell shall have the right to be represented by counsel ond shall be afforded the opportunity to respond ond prellent evidence and argument and orolls-examine adverse witnellsell on all relevant issues. All witnesses lIhall telltify under oath. At this time, anyone who wishes to testify tonight we'd like to swear you in. Are you both going to telltify? MR. MELLHOUSEI I'm going to speak on his behalf . Whereupon, 1. ELMER HAAPALA, JR. 2. JOHN M. MELLHOl}SE, JR. 3. GREG A. DUNBAR having been first duly lIworn, according to laWl THE CHAIRMAN I The Board will oonduot its discullsion and vote on all matters in this publio lIession. If further time for deliberation ill ne081111ary, it will be conducted before Augullt 31, 1996. All matterll will be decided by a roll oall vote, either ye~ or no. A tie vote will be considered a 4 ~ 1 :2 3 " 5 IS 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 at 22 23 24 25 (J (; . ..,.......... '- rejeotion. The Board will excludu irrelevant immaterial and incompetent or unduly and repetitioulI telltimony or evidence. I will rule on all questionll rolating to the admissibility ot the evidence, Which may be overruled ~y the majority ot the Board. once the application hall been voted upon ~nd thu meeting adjourned, there will be no reconsideration ot tho decision of the Uoard. Except the applicant may reapply based upon new evidence that lIubstantially 8lterll oonditionA of the petition. The rules and procedure II identified in the zoning Hearing Board planning seriell No. 6 Book govern thill hearing. Okay. Do you want to ask any questions? Whereupon, ELMER HAAPALA, JR. having been previoullly lIworn, according to laW, testified all folloWlll DIRECT EXAMINA'I'tON MR. RUNDLEI We'll do it that way to start oft and if he has to amend hill petition he oan do that. Mr. Haapala, your application is to oonstruot 5 (j 1 :a 3 4 !5 6 7 B 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 u what, IIir? MR. IiAAPAL/,u MR. RUNDLE I will be what? MR. HAAPALA I MR. RUNDLE I MR. HAAPALA I MR. RUNDLE I garage? MR. HAAPALA I MR. RUNDLE I MR. HAAPALA I MR. RUNDLEI livestook J.n it? MR. HAAPALA I MR. RUNDLBI nat.ure? A garage, And the dimensions of tn_ garllge Approximately 30 feet by 34. HoW many lItoriell? 011e. What will be the purpose of the storage. Of what? Vehioles, my boat. You have no intention of putting No. Or storing teed 01." anything of that MR. IlAAPALAl No, sir. MR. RUNPLEl It would appear that the variance request Wall to Seotion 4.070, which dealll, with barnll. That would appear to be inapplicable. Would you like to orally amend your applioation to have the request for the varianoe be to seotion 4.05, dealing with lIotbackll? MR. HAAPALA I Yes. 6 ,) 1 a 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 v MR. RUNDL~I Now, that hall boen m~rkod as Applicant's Exhibit No.1. (Wher~upon, Applicant's Exhibit No. 1 was marked tor identitlcation and reoeived in evidenoe.) MR. RUNDLE I Whon t question you on tho eHhibit, Hr. Haapala, we're ballically qoing to have to speak 110 the stenographer can write down 01." take down actual dimensionll, directions, thingll of that nature. She cannot go by your pointing to 1I0mething and Baying here or there. That oan't really lIhow up on ~he record. Okay? MR. HAAPALA I Yell. MR. RUNDLEI Looking at your Exhibit No.1, whioh direotion would be north? MR. HAAPALA I 'ro the left. MR. RUNDLE I Let's put it lIideways then. Looking at it the way it ill r.ight now, north would now be at the top? MR. HAAPALA I Yell. MR. RUNDLEt And the road that your property is on ill what? MR. HAAPALA' Booz Road. MR. RUNDLEI And Booz Road would generally run in a north/south dir.ection? MR. HAAPALA I Yes. MR. RUNDLE I Your property lIitll on what lIide of 7 1 :I 3 " 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 at 22 23 24 25 , ~ MR. RUNOLE r I undeutllnd. HR. HAA1'ALA r Along the stockade tence. HR. IWNOLE I And, "qaln, I guess the rea 1 question is, what's proventing you trolft puttinq the garage closer to tho road than the way you ISre propolling it? MR. HAAPALA I originally I thought ot putting it on tho end ot the houlle to the garago, on the end ot the houso. It's going to end up-- My well casinq ill 19 f.eet otf the corner of the houlle, whioh would run it dead in line with the footer. So I'd havo to move my well. That'll the only other alternative you have ill to Iftove the well. You can't put the well in the tooter, in the middle of the footer. The othar picture I have hore shows the well right otf the corner of the house. MR. RUNDLE I I'll have thill one marked all Applicant'lI Exhibit No.3. (Whereupon, Applicant'lI Exhibit No.3 wall marked for identification and received in evidence.) MR. HAAPALA I A1BO I don't know where the water lines run. MR. RUNOLEI Hold on. Let's look at Exhibit No. 3. Now you were talking about your well. What ill it you want Ull to look at on there? MR. HAAPALA I The well is lIticking up right in 11 ," I 1 would have to dig that up anyway to put lIoms kind ot :l drivewoy 01." something in to got: back behind. 'l'he septic 3 tMnk i. on the east side of thll house. " MR. RUNDLEI '1'0 the rear of tho home? 15 Mil. IlMPAl,A I 1l1ght. I would have to get in 6 baok here somehow to pump the tllnk. 7 MR. HUNDLE: Doell tho Iloard have any quolltlonll? B MR. IlAAPALAr You oould look at this pictuJ."al alld 9 see how lIteep the tront par.t goell down. 10 MR. RUNDLE I Mark that as Applicant'lI No.5. 11 (Whereupon, Applicant'lI Exhibit No. 5 was marked 12 for identitication and received in evidence.) 13 MR. RUNDLE I Looking at Applicant's No.5, what 14 point of view would this be coming from? standing where 15 looking whlch direction? 16 MR. HAAPALA: Thot one is facing nortn from the 17 1I0uth side of the property, front of the houlle. 18 MH. HUNDLE: Okay. And did you alllo want UlI to 19 look ot thill picture? 20 MR. HAAPALA: Yell, I guess. n MR. RUNDLE: I'll mark thill all Appll.cant'lI No. 22 23 24 25 6. (Whereupon, Applicant'lI Exhibit No. 6 wall marked for identification and received in evidence.) MR. RUNDLE: Looking at Applicant's No.6, would 13 \....1 , , h" 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 lIS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 u 1 this 81so be a view from the lIouth to north looking at the :2 front of the houlIe? 3 MR. IlMPI\LAI Yes, sir. " MR. RUNDLE I Across the tront of the house? tl MR. UMPALAI Yell. IS MR. RUNDLl':1 'l'he mOVa~le shed that you have 7 tllere? MR. HMPALAI Yes. MR. RUNDLE I Would it be pOllllible to aotually move that shed to a different looation on the lot and place the garage in the general direotion of the shed and farther forward on the lot inallmuoh 811 that ill a movable shed? MR. Hl\l\PALAl rhat would be pOllsible. The only problem r lIee with that would be building it into the side of the hill there, it would maybe oause run-oft on the hill. 1\1110 it would be awful tough for me to back my 20 foot boat back to the garage and it would probably still end up being within 35 feet of the side 1I0uthern boundary with a 50 foot. MR. RUNDLE I Presently the shed, as I Bee it on your drawing right now, in 40 feet from th~ 1I0uthern boundary? MR. HAAPALA I Yes, 14 (--"/ () 1 :2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 lIS 16 17 18 19 20 23- 22 23 24 25 u .. ..... .... MR. RUNDL~I Which lIide? I know it's fairly obvious but whioh lIide were you planning on putting the garage doors of the garage? MR. HAAPALA I On the west side. MR. RUNDLE I Facing aoo~ Road? MR. HAAPALAc Yell. MR. RUNDLE I And, again, I don't understand why you could not or what would be the problem with putting the proposed garage in the prellent location of the temporary lItoraqe sh~d? MR. HAAPALA I I wouldn't be able to get my boat in there, backing up. I'd have to back up the driveway and try to get it in thera without hitting the well calling. Bee, the boat with the trailer ill 26 feet with a truck. If the grass is wet you can run into the grallll and it will start pUlIhing the truok down into the grass and YOU'll end up jackknifed down into the pond. That's the main reason I didn't want to put it there. You just can't get it in. I park it there right now but it'll really tough to get it in there. And in the future I'll probably want to end up getting rid of the shed and I want to get a camper and park in there. I want to get a tag-I\-long traJ.ler. MR. RUNDLEI Doell the Board have any questionll? 15 'rilE CIIAIHMAN I 'I'hill whole area we're looking at is the north side? MR. HEBERLIGI North taooll this way. MR. RUNDLEI 'I'hat way with north being the to.op. '1'IIE CIIAIRMANI 'I'his whole aroa here ill not fq~sible to build on? MR. IIMPALAI No. THE CHAIRMAN I Even wlt.h excavl1tion it could not be? MR. HMPAr"AI You oan't do anything really with it. MR. RUNDLE I Mr. Chairman, you lIay this area here. You moan the area between the hOUlle Bnd the pond? THE CHAIRMAN I Either that or between the housi! and Booz Road. Booz Road ill here? MR. HAAPALA: Yell. THE CHAIRMAN I Looking at an area of 200 feet between the house and Dooz Road? MR. HAAPALA I Yell. If you look here, there'll 120 at the houlIe. The houlIe is lIitting at approximately 120 feet. If you get down here to the pond you're looking at 100 teet. There'S at leallt a 20 foot drop from the houlIe to here and probably 75 foot. I really wouldn't want a garage sitting in the middle of my front yard. 16 r -', 1 :a 3 4 15 6 7 'rilE CIIAIItMAtH 'I'h ill wholo arlla is pond then? MH. /I/'\APAr..AI VetJ. 'l'he blue I\rea. VIIS. THE ~IAIRMANI /'\nd this is 1\ stream running in? M'~. /IMPALA' Vos, 'l'IIE clIAIllMAN I Do you hl\vlI any quelltions? MR. IIEI3ERLIG c No. r have no questiol111. '1'/lE ClIAIRMAN I Do you wllnt to hl!ar trom QJ:'8g 8 now? 9 MR. RUNDLEl Do you have another witness you 10 want to htJve telltity? 11 MR. MELWOUSl!l1 I'm just here to verify what _,....T', '-.-J 12 he's saying. 13 14 Whereupon, 15 JOHN M. MELLHOl}S~, JR. 16 having been previouslY lIworn, aooording to law, testified 17 as followSl 18 OIRJ::c'r EXAMINATION 19 20 n MR. RUNDLE' Vour name, sir, ill? MR. MELLHOUSJ::1 John MellhoulIe. MR. RUNDLE I III there anything lIpeoificallY you 22 wanted to testifY to with rellpeot to the applioation? :13 MR. MJ::LLIIOUSEI Well, all far as I'm ooncerned, I 24 mean, the front part of hill yard, why he'll talking about 25 that hill, it'll really steep. It'o hard to build out u 17 {".) 1 :2 3 " 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1.7 18 19 20 at 22 23 24 25 u get rid of the IShed. It'll too tight up ln there. 'l'hllre'lI no room to turn around. You pull two oar~ in the driveway and We get oompany, you oan't even-- Get parked on the graslI and everything olse. MR. DUNIlARl If you Were to locate the garage over in the area where the existing movable shed is, you would have more drlvewny area? MR. HAAPALAI Veil. The only other thing I have to say about putting it on the side there is thd baclt, the Water runs down off the hill pretty good and my driveway wuhell out, being on II alant like l.t ill. It don't lIeem too bod, but if you move it lItrllight up in here. Vou oan Dee on thill pioture here, if you want to put that in all another exhibit, MR. Rl}NOLEl Identifying Applioant's Exhibit No.7. (Whereupon, Applioant's Exhibit No. 7 was marked for identification and received in evidence.) MR. RUNDLEI From what point are you looking at with that pioture, from where to whore? MR. HAAPALA I 'l'hill would be looking east. MR. RUNDLE I standing where on Exhibit No. 1 on the map? Mil. HAAPALA I With your back toward Beoll Road. MR. RUNDLEI Now, ill tha t the 20 .--" , 1 :2 ;) " 15 6 7 9 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 u top of the shed that you ~ee there? MR. HAAPALA I Yes. MR. RUNDLE I And the grallsy area on the right of the photograph, that would bo the area behind the exlllt:1nq IIhed? MA. HAAPALA I Yell. MR. MreLLlloUSEI Can I add 1I0mething to that? MR. RUNDLEI Sur~. MR. MELLHOUSEI Awhile ago, Fred, you were talking about him straightening the driveway out. It you look at that picture, that you have in you~ hand right now, that picture was taken right where the turn of that driveway la. If you actually lItand out there the t~ouble with thill bank is, all you go up the bank it qoell up this way plull alllo goes up this way. That'll where the problem ill oreated. MR. RUNDLE I Realizing now what you've jUllt testified to ill impossible to decipher for the lItenoqrapher. Could you try to-- MR. MELLHOUBEI Alright. It would be the eallt lIide looking at the road, the property from Booz Road, you'r$ looking ea~t. The property goell uphill on the eallt side and it also goes uphill on the south side. MR. HEBERLIGI It oreatell a valley? 21 r' 4 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 l8 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 v -.- 1 a MR. MELLIIOUBEI Right. MR. HAAPALA I From the neighboring Larry HaUs gl:'OUI\d it comes down off a hill. HR. RUNDLE I Mr. Haapala, if you remove the exi.tinq temporary storage lIhed and you placed the garago in the goneral location of the storage shed, keeping it at least 35 teet from the southorn bound~ry, and had your garage doors on the north lIide ot the garage or facing your house? MR. HAAPAr,AI Veil. MR. RUNDLE I Would it not be pOllllible to pUll a vehiole straight in from your driveway, the way it is now, and back your boat into the garage? MR. HAAPALA I No. MR. RUNDLEI Why ill that? MR. HAAPALA I It'll too long. MR. DUNBAR I That wall my other question that I ~all waiting to allk. Typically when you pull your boat into your lot now you come off of Boo~ Road? MR. HAAPALAt Back in. MR. DUNBAR I Vou back in now? MR. HAAPALA I I back it in now. MR. DUNBARI Okay. But with the garage proposed where you have it shown on the plan, your intention is to 22 :.I ("'1 ( . '. I. :2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 u ---- - drive it in? MH. IIA11rM,AI No. My intent:ion is to continue baoking it in hut it will pe " IItJ."Bight shot: l,-!ght: back in. I do a lot ot ~ass tishing and say in thQ spring or the tall if it'll a little icy 01." rainy I've been down in here with it. And, you know, the boat IInd truQk, I jUllt don't want them down in there. MR. J)lINIlARI I can utlderlltand that. What is the length ot the truck and the boat? MR. HAAPALA I 'l'he boat tl."a11or and motor. ill 27 teet: and my trUck would probably be-" MR. IIEBERLIGI 17, 10. Mil. IIAAPALA I l'u 11 s ho extended cab truok. Mil. DUNIlARI Approximately 17 teet. So it's approximately 42, 44 teet total length? MR. HAAPALA I Yell. MR. DUNBARI SO Lf you were to drive the entire truck and boat trailer back the driveway and pull in toward the houlIe it appoarll that you have 57 feet with which you could? MR. HAAPA1,AI Yell. MR. DUNBAR I Turn in? MR. HAAPALAI Yes. But see the thing is once you get it up in there you need all thp room you can get to get it. You've got to back up and back three or tour 23 .-~, (".~I 1 a 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 ~ times to get it, jog it around, I'm back in h~re running into the-- There's Borne bushlils there now. It's really tight to 7et it in there. It is. It'll tight. MR. DUNIlARI That'll all l have, MR. RUNOL~1 I have to aHk you again. Your intention is to back up the driveway with your boat and baok it right into the garage? MR. HAAPALA I Yell. MR. RUNDLE I Not Baying that YOU'd be abl~ to keop the 50 feet from the rear, put what would prevent you from moving that garage forward 1I0me dilltenoe and still be able to back your boat into it 110 that you are--? MR. HAAPALA I 50 feet. MR. RUNOLEl At a further dilltance than 10 feet from the reur yard? In other wordll, how much farther forward do you think you could practically put the garage and lItill be able to ulIe it the way you want? MR. HAAPALA I one to two feet at the very mOllt. MR. RUNDLE I That'll all. THE CHAIRMAN I Did you want to dillcullll that in closed sellllion? MR. RUNDLE I If all the t~lItimony is presented do you want to make any summation at all? MR. HAAPALA I No. MR. RUNDLE I Doell the Township have a position 24