Board approves Kalabalala temporary RV permit and after‑the‑fact accessory structures with conditions after neighbor concerns
Edward and Autumn Kalabalala received board approval for temporary habitation of an RV and for three after‑the‑fact accessory structures, on condition they install a well and septic within six months and comply with floodplain and building requirements; neighbors raised concerns about flooding and property values.
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The Accomack County Board of Zoning Appeals on Oct. 7 approved two related after‑the‑fact applications from Edward and Autumn Kalabalala — a temporary habitation special‑use permit and a special‑use permit for multiple accessory structures placed without a primary residence — but amended and added conditions after neighbors expressed concern about flooding and long‑term impacts.
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