District 5 approves lot area for Mr. Mowery amid surveyor dispute

In a recent meeting of the Maricopa County Board of Adjustment, members gathered to address pressing issues affecting local properties, including a significant case concerning the Mowery property in District 5. The atmosphere was charged with a sense of urgency as board members discussed the implications of a surveyor's error that had left property owner Mr. Mowery in a difficult position.

During the session, board member Miss Ward expressed her support for Mr. Mowery, emphasizing that he should not have to endure delays while seeking recourse with the surveyor. “This is no fault of Mr. Mowery,” she stated, highlighting the need for a swift resolution. Her sentiments resonated with the board, leading to a motion to approve the case, designated as BA 250010, which would memorialize the lot area at 43,144 square feet as an allowable, sellable area.

The motion received unanimous support, passing with a vote of 4-0. Chairman Loper and other members expressed their best wishes to Mr. Mowery, acknowledging the challenges he faced due to the situation.

Following this discussion, the board moved on to the next item on the agenda, case BA250011, concerning the Kennedy property in District 4. As the meeting progressed, it became clear that the board's commitment to addressing property issues was a priority, reflecting their dedication to supporting residents in navigating complex zoning and adjustment matters.

The swift approval of the Mowery case not only provided immediate relief to the property owner but also underscored the board's role in facilitating fair and efficient resolutions for the community. As the meeting continued, it was evident that the board's decisions would have lasting impacts on the residents of Maricopa County.