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PLDRC approves variance to allow accessory dwelling unit forward of main house on corner lot
Summary
The Planning and Land Development Regulation Commission approved a variance allowing a 720-square-foot accessory dwelling unit (ADU) to be sited forward of the rearmost point of the principal residence on a corner lot, subject to three staff-recommended conditions, despite staff recommending denial.
The Planning and Land Development Regulation Commission on July 17 approved a variance allowing a 720-square-foot, one-story accessory dwelling unit to be built forward of the rearmost point of the existing home on a corner lot, subject to three staff conditions.
Staff Planner Kelly Tucker told the commission the applicants requested the variance “to place a 720 square foot 1 story accessory dwelling unit in the front of the rearmost point of the principal structure.” Tucker said the parcel complies with the minimum lot size of 77,500 square feet and has…
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