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Planning commission approves setback reduction at 4572 Logan Lane with parking and erosion controls
Summary
The Cannon Beach Planning Commission approved SR2602, a setback reduction to allow an addition to a nonconforming structure at 4572 Logan Lane, conditioning approval on an applied-for parking variance, required building permits and maintained erosion controls.
The Cannon Beach Planning Commission voted to approve SR2602, a request by applicant Jamie Ridge (Hamlet Construction) on behalf of property owner Grace Binsale, to reduce a setback and allow an addition to a nonconforming residence at 4572 Logan Lane.
Staff recommended approval with conditions including that the applicant satisfy on-street parking requirements (including applying for a parking variance and recording any necessary easement) before a building permit is issued and that erosion-control measures be installed and maintained for the duration of construction. The applicant provided a survey and an arborist report and said the three nearby trees are roughly 12 feet from the proposed work; staff noted no new materials had been submitted since the prior hearing.
Commissioners discussed foundation and erosion risks near the slope and creek corridor and emphasized maintenance of erosion controls throughout construction. "Looks like we've covered everything we asked of the department report," a commissioner overseeing the item said, while the applicant said he would provide the outstanding parking easement documentation promptly: "I will do that tomorrow." The approval was made with the stated conditions and the commission moved the record to close after the motion passed.
