Planning board adopts accessory‑structure setbacks for Seacrest Estates
The board approved a resolution establishing accessory‑structure setbacks for the previously approved Seacrest Estates clustered subdivision: 10 feet from property lines and other buildings, and 35 feet from side streets and rear lines to align accessory placement with reduced lot sizes.
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Planning staff explained that the Seacrest Estates clustered subdivision (previously approved as a 13‑lot major subdivision on roughly 11 acres) omitted accessory‑structure setbacks on the final plat and that the lack of a clear standard had resulted in repeated ZBA applications for small site features. Staff proposed a resolution memorializing accessory setbacks for this subdivision to avoid repeated variance requests.
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