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Zoning Board Considers Controversial Garage Expansion Request

November 21, 2024 | Macedonia, Summit County, Ohio


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Zoning Board Considers Controversial Garage Expansion Request
In a recent meeting of the Board of Zoning and Building Code of Appeals, a request for a variance to construct a 1,200 square foot garage at 865 Lehi Road was discussed. The current zoning regulations permit a maximum of 600 square feet for detached private garages, prompting the applicant, Carlton Kathy, to seek a 600 square foot increase.

Kathy explained that the larger garage is necessary to accommodate his plow trucks, which cannot fit in the existing garage due to their size. He also noted that the sloped nature of his yard limits parking options, making the additional space essential for his family's vehicles, including those of his recently graduated children.

The proposal received support from neighboring residents, Art and Ginger Hanna, who emphasized the benefits of the larger garage for the community, particularly in relation to accommodating large trucks often present at the property next door.

The board members did not raise any immediate questions regarding the request, indicating a smooth discussion process. The case will be further evaluated as part of the board's ongoing agenda, with the potential for a decision on the variance in the near future.

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