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Pataskala board approves lot-split variance for 14617 Morse Road with floodplain conditions
Summary
The Board approved two variances Aug. 12 to allow a lot split at 14617 Morse Road that would create two parcels smaller than the rural-residential minimum, subject to floodplain disclosure and agency permitting.
On Aug. 12 the Pataskala Board of Zoning Appeals voted to grant two variances to permit a lot split at 14617 Morse Road in the rural residential district that will create two parcels under the 5-acre minimum in the code.
The existing property is nearly 5 acres with roughly 490 feet of frontage on Morse Road and contains a 2,500-square-foot house and a shed. The applicant proposed creating one parcel of approximately three acres (with about 272 feet of frontage) and a residential parcel of about two acres (with roughly 217 feet of frontage). Planning staff said the residual lot and the new lot would both be below the 5-acre minimum required under Pataskala codified ordinance section 12.27.05(b); the…
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