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Board grants temporary mailbox permit during house construction at 2357 Bexley Park
Summary
The board granted a special permit to allow a temporary mailbox by the sidewalk for 2357 Bexley Park during construction, with the permit to end when construction is complete.
The Board of Zoning and Planning on March 27 granted a special permit to allow a temporary mailbox near the sidewalk and driveway at 2357 Bexley Park while construction work is underway.
Alexa Mirra, the applicant and owner, told the board she was pursuing this temporary measure to facilitate mail delivery during construction. Matt Ashermeyer, staff member, said the request had gone through the Architectural Review Board and that the special permit is intended to be temporary; staff clarified the permit would end when construction is complete.
The board adopted findings of fact and conclusions of law granting the special permit under Bexley code section 12 64.02; members voted unanimously to approve. The staff noted the approval is intended to provide a clear, documented exception so the residence remains in compliance while exterior work occurs.
The board instructed staff to treat the approval as temporary and tied to the completion of construction.
Chairman Behar asked how the board would track duration; staff replied the permit is explicitly temporary and will be tied to the construction completion date in the building permit records.
