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Board approves small impervious-surface increase for Teasley Drive addition
Summary
The License and Variance Board on Sept. 24 approved a variance to raise the allowed impervious surface on a Teasley Drive parcel from 35% to 37% to accommodate a home addition; staff required stormwater mitigation and recorded agreements.
The License and Variance Board on Sept. 24 approved a variance allowing a Teasley Drive homeowner to increase the maximum impervious surface on a residential lot from 35% to 37% to permit an expanded rear addition. Caitlin Crowe, Land Services development coordinator for Community Development, told the board the applicant would exceed the limit by about 2 percent—roughly 175 square feet—and proposed installing six 50-gallon flow wells north of the addition to mitigate runoff.
The board’s approval followed a staff recommendation that the…
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