Municue

Board of Adjustment, Panel A · 10:30 AM · Council Chambers, 6TH Floor

The agenda featured nine substantive items before Board of Adjustment, Panel A, consisting primarily of uncontested cases along with one individual case. Items proposed special exceptions to visibility obstruction triangle regulations and a fence height limit, plus variances for a front yard setback and off-street parking. Staff recommended approval for the Montclair Avenue setback variance and denial for the Maple Avenue parking variance; no staff recommendation was issued for the remaining uncontested cases.
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Analysis based on the published agenda — official vote outcomes not yet available. Results may appear as the city updates its records.

Analysis

Zoning

The docket scheduled four cases involving special exceptions to visibility obstruction triangle and fence height regulations, plus two setback and parking variances.

9 items(14 procedural hidden)

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Cullen Finnegan requests four special exceptions to visibility obstruction triangle regulations at 606 N. Good Latimer Expressway to construct and/or maintain a nonresidential fence structure at multiple driveway approaches along N. Good Latimer Expressway and Swiss Avenue, as well as at the street intersection of the two roads.

Jennifer Hiromoto requests a special exception to construct/maintain a 9-foot fence in the front yard at 9401 Douglas Avenue, requiring a 5-foot exception to the 4-foot limit in the R-1ac(A) zone. Staff has no recommendation.

Fred Peña requests a variance to construct/maintain a single-family residence with a 19-foot 9-inch front yard setback at 822 N. Montclair Avenue, requiring a 5-foot 3-inch variance from the 25-foot requirement in the CD-1 (Subarea 1) zone. Staff recommends approval.

Jonathan G. Vinson requests a variance to off-street parking regulations at 2628 Maple Avenue to operate a restaurant and retail use with only 41 of the required 68 parking spaces; staff recommends denial.

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