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Board denies large rear‑yard parking increase and garage‑separation variance but approves aesthetic review for revised addition
Summary
A variance request to increase rear‑yard area used for driveway and parking to 60 percent and a request to reduce distance between a detached garage and primary structure were denied; the board approved aesthetic review for the same property’s submitted addition.
On June 11 the Planning & Zoning Board rejected a request to increase the rear‑yard area used for driveway and parking to 60 percent and rejected a separate request to reduce the separation between a detached garage and the primary structure, but it approved the project’s aesthetic review as submitted.
The applicant described a rear addition intended to provide a master bedroom, family room and kitchen, and said the design attempts to remain subordinate to the existing house…
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