HomeMy WebLinkAboutZP-24-036 - 0060 Tabor Place 3/6/2024ZP-24-036
03/05/2024 SEQ NR
24'x26' living room addition
2,013.00
03/06/2024
03/05/202503/22/2024
(Acting)
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Betsy Brown
From:Jeff Dunham <architect@gmavt.net>
Sent:Tuesday, March 5, 2024 12:13 PM
To:Betsy Brown
Cc:Greg Merhar
Subject:'EXTERNAL'Re: 60 Tabor Place Zoning Permit Application
Attachments:North Elevation with heights 3-5-24.pdf
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Hi Betsy,
1.) Attached is the North Elevation of the proposed Merhar Addition at 60 Tabor Place with height from average
pre-construction grade to mid point between eaves and top of the ridge noted (about 18').
2.) I down loaded 1' Lidar based topo from the Vermont State Data Portal. That shows the existing grade
elevation at the back of the Merhar house where the addition is proposed as about 392.5' above sea level. The top
of the proposed addition roof ridge will be about 21' above that, or 413.5' as also noted on the attached North
Elevation.
Please let me know if this is what you need to complete the permit process.
Thanks! JeƯ Dunham 802-355-0369 cell
On 2/29/2024 3:00 PM, Betsy Brown wrote:
Hi Mr. Dunham,
We are in receipt of the zoning permit application for an addition at 60 Tabor Place. A couple
additional pieces of information is needed.
1. Please send an elevation of the proposed addition, showing it’s height. Please note that per
the Land Development Regulations, height is measured from average pre-construction
grade to the mid-point of the eaves.
2. Additionally, this property falls in the Dorset Park Zone D View Protection Overlay District.
Due to this, we need demonstration that the proposed addition complies with this
standard. A link to the LDRs is here. The Section in question is in Chapter 10 and can be
found on page 162. Based on the language of this section, StaƯ has calculated that the
highest point of the addition can be a maximum of 432.5’ above sea level.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
-Betsy