Lago Vista City Council Denies Ridgepole Request Amid Neighbor Opposition

September 08, 2025 | Lago Vista, Travis County, Texas


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Lago Vista City Council Denies Ridgepole Request Amid Neighbor Opposition
The Lago Vista Board of Adjustment convened on September 8, 2025, to address several agenda items, including variance requests and discussions on procedural matters. The meeting began with procedural clarifications regarding the application process and public hearing protocols, highlighting the importance of following established guidelines.

The first significant discussion centered on a motion to deny a request related to agenda item 4b, identified as case number 23-2800-SP-E. Board member Harris proposed the denial based on concerns regarding the Ridgepole and opposition from neighboring homeowners. The motion received a second from member Hall and was put to a vote, passing unanimously without further discussion.

Following this, the board moved to agenda item 4c, which involved a variance request from Michael and Vicky Belcher. The couple sought permission to exceed the maximum height limitations for a single-family residence at 3109 Parliament Cove. The request involved a variance of 3 feet and 4 inches beyond the established height restrictions. Staff member West noted that while the application was categorized as a variance, it could also have been considered under a special exception due to the similarities in the requests.

The meeting concluded with the board preparing to review the details of the Belchers' request, indicating a structured approach to evaluating the implications of the proposed construction in relation to local ordinances. The discussions underscored the board's commitment to addressing community concerns while adhering to regulatory frameworks.

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