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Oconee County BZA approves variance to split Seneca parcel at 2036 Sandifer Boulevard
Summary
The Oconee County Board of Zoning Appeals approved a frontage setback variance allowing a property at 2036 Sandifer Boulevard in Seneca to be split between an existing storage area and a shop building; the board voted to require the new property line be divided equally between the structures.
The Oconee County Board of Zoning Appeals on an unrecorded date approved a setback variance that will allow a property at 2036 Sandifer Boulevard in Seneca to be split into two parcels between existing storage units and an existing shop building.
Applicant Wyatt Fulbright, who identified himself as the property owner, told the board the property contains an 8-foot ravine and that the land historically was two parcels but was recorded as one by the surveyor. "We're requesting to split the land along the current topography of the land. It has about…
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