Municue

Board of Adjustment · 9:00 AM · City Council Chamber New City Hall, 100 Fort Worth Trail, Fort Worth 76102

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9 items

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#B.1Variance request to allow a chain link fence with opaque tarp screening and barbed wire at 5151 & 5159 Greenlee St. instead of required wood, brick, stone, or concrete screening fences for automotive uses.

#B.2Variance request to the Stop Six Overlay District standard requiring a two-car garage, to allow a new single-family home at 4929 Fitzhugh Avenue without one.

#C.3Two special exceptions to allow monument signs with electronic changeable copy in a commercial district, on the northern and western property lines at 10901 South Hulen Street and 4885 Cleburne Crowley Road.

#C.4Special exception to allow a monument sign with electronic changeable copy in a mixed-use district on the northwestern property line at Trail Lake Drive.

#C.5Variance to the A-5 district standard requiring the two required parking spaces be behind the front building wall, to allow all parking in front at 2628 Townsend Dr.

#C.6Special exception request to allow a carport within the required front yard of a residential dwelling at 7712 Pensacola Ave in an A-5 One-Family District.

#C.7Variance requests to allow a detached garage at 2511 5th Ave to encroach into the required side yard setback (1 foot vs. 5 feet) and rear yard setback (0 feet vs. 5 feet) in an A-5 district.

#C.8Variance requests to allow a lot at 2821 Donalee Street in an A-10 district with a 50-foot width (vs. 60 required) and 6,750 sq ft area (vs. 10,000 required).

#C.9Variance request to exceed the 50% maximum lot coverage in an A-5 district (requesting 52%) for an addition to a single-family residence at 4617 Washburn Ave.

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