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Board approves roof-pitch variance for manufactured homes in Fiesta Home subdivision
Summary
The Board of Adjustment approved a variance to allow a roof pitch below the 6:12 standard for manufactured homes on two lots in the Fiesta Home subdivision, after the applicant said the neighborhood already has a majority of manufactured homes.
The Board of Adjustment approved a variance permitting a roof pitch lower than the 6:12 requirement for a manufactured home on two parcels in the Fiesta Home subdivision, the chair said after a roll-call vote.
Applicant David Metcalf told the board the subdivision "is already more than 50% trailers," and said Lot 8 previously had a trailer that had been removed for more than six months. "We had to get have to get a variance to approve it. And then, we added a lot to put another trailer," Metcalf said.
The requested relief was described as a variance to Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance section 3.3(e) to allow a roof pitch less than 6:12 for a manufactured home in an R-1 single-family residence zoning district. After the applicant spoke, the chair opened the item for public comment; none was offered. A motion to approve the variance was made and seconded, and the chair announced the motion was approved.
The board did not record additional conditions or a specific enforcement mechanism on the transcript. The applicant was instructed to sign the required paperwork before leaving. No numerical vote tally was recorded in the meeting record.
Metcalf provided a mailing address while speaking and characterized the request as consistent with existing development in the subdivision. The parcels were identified in the record as Lot 8C and Lot 8A of the Fiesta Home Subdivision, currently addressed as 9626 Arlene Drive and proposed Wagner Drive in the record.
