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Jefferson County planning commissioners granted two variances on separate agenda items: a variance to permit a garage in front of the house at 1835 Stonebridge Drive and a 12.8‑foot front setback variance for a proposed new house on Deer Chase Trail.
The Stonebridge request, made on behalf of Timothy and Diane McDonald, sought permission to place a 24‑foot garage forward of the principal structure because the topography and existing driveway location constrained alternative placement. A motion to approve the variance passed by voice vote with no opposition recorded.
On Deer Chase Trail, the applicants (Adam Maske and Lynn North) requested a 12.8‑foot front setback variance for a new home. Planning staff and commissioners noted that the lot's topography — a drop on one side and a steep rear slope toward the lake — made the requested siting the most suitable to preserve yard space. Commissioners also cited prior similar variances granted in the Deer Chase subdivision and approved the variance by voice vote.
Ending: Both variances were approved; applicants may proceed with building permit applications consistent with county permitting requirements.
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