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TAB approves waiver of zone‑change condition after applicant removed storage yards adjacent to armory
Summary
The board approved a waiver of a zone‑change condition for an industrial building where the applicant removed outdoor storage areas that had previously triggered a requirement to coordinate with the armory; the building is already constructed and the armory had not responded to outreach.
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The Enterprise Town Advisory Board on Jan. 29 approved a waiver/alteration (WC24400145) of a prior zone‑change condition requiring coordination with the adjoining armory for an existing industrial/warehouse building just west of Arville Street.
Applicant representative (name given in the record) told the board the approved building supersedes an earlier plan that included outside storage yards adjacent to the armory; because the current building plan removed those storage yards, the applicant said the purpose of the original condition had been satisfied. The developer told the board it had attempted to reach the armory for coordination but had not received a response; a new armory commander and leadership turnover were cited by board members as likely reasons for the lack of reply.
Board members reviewed ADR (administrative design review) materials and building plans; one member noted the building elevation facing the armory has no windows or openings. Given that, and because the applicant removed the outdoor storage areas that originally prompted the armory condition, the board approved the waiver and staff conditions and directed staff to proceed with certificate of occupancy processing.
Board members emphasized that the National Guard / armory should have been contacted and that, if they later respond with concerns, standard remedies remain available, but the immediate practical barrier to occupancy — the outstanding administrative coordination condition — was removed by the board’s action.
