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TAB denies 9‑lot waiver request for 9‑foot screening wall after resident drainage and privacy concerns
Summary
A waiver to allow a 9‑foot screening wall (instead of the 6‑foot maximum) along drainage‑sensitive rear yards was denied June 25 after public commenters raised concerns about drainage and visibility. The applicant said the wall was needed to address a 3‑ft grade change and to provide privacy to future residents.
The Enterprise Town Advisory Board on June 25 voted to deny a waiver request that would have allowed a 9‑foot screening wall along the rear of nine lots in a proposed single‑family subdivision at Hinson Street and Richmore Avenue.
Applicant representative Mark Mulhall told the TAB the request responds to “type B” lots that drain to the rear and that the added height would provide privacy and help manage drainage into a five‑foot drainage easement to be maintained by the project's homeowners association. Mulhall said the nine lots in question are atypical and that “the ultimate height together is the same as what a retaining wall…
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