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Commission approves variance for 8-foot decorative fence at 3025 Meridian Parkway
Summary
The Weston City Commission voted unanimously to grant a variance allowing an 8-foot decorative fence in front of the principal structure at 3025 Meridian Parkway after the applicant waived quasi‑judicial procedures.
The Weston City Commission on April 7 approved a variance permitting an 8-foot decorative fence to be installed in front of the principal structure at 3025 Meridian Parkway.
The vote followed a request to waive quasi‑judicial procedures. Andrew Shine, representing the property owner, told the commission the applicant would waive the formal quasi‑judicial hearing; commissioners consented and moved directly to the motion and vote. The motion, moved by Commissioner Jaffe and seconded by Commissioner Andrade, passed on a roll call with all members voting yes.
City staff read the resolution as Item 6, citing an application (PLN25-00160) seeking a variance from section 124.33 (Walls and Fences) of the City Code to permit the 8-foot decorative fence. With the waiver of the quasi‑judicial hearing, there was no public or evidentiary presentation at this meeting.
The commission’s approval means the requested fence is allowed under the variance; the record shows the motion was moved by Commissioner Jaffe and seconded by Commissioner Andrade and adopted unanimously by Mayor Margaret Brown, Vice Mayor Henry Mead, Commissioner Molina McPhee, Commissioner Jaffe, and Commissioner Andrade.
No conditions, amendments, or opposed votes were recorded on the motion at this meeting.
