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Board of Adjustments issues mixed rulings on variances, special exceptions
Summary
The Montgomery City Board of Adjustments met to consider multiple variances and special exceptions, approving some items (including a truck-driving school and a lounge at 3420 Atlanta Highway) and denying others (notably requests for mobile homes and certain fence variances) after public comment and staff input.
The Montgomery City Board of Adjustments met to consider multiple variances and special-exception requests, voting to approve some items and deny others after public comment and staff discussion.
The board unanimously approved a height variance for a privacy fence at 6398 Eastwood Glen Place (applicant James Malloy) and later approved a special exception for a truck-driving school at 5185 Lower Tumka Road with traffic-engineering review and limits on operating hours. The board denied several requests, including a proposed mobile home at 6549 Willow Springs Drive and a request to keep a six-foot, street-side/height fence at 6200 Bell Road Court. Other actions included approval to keep six backyard chickens at 6612 Sweet Gum Court and approval of an accessory-structure/addition at 5315 Kevin Court.
Several items drew substantial public comment before votes. The Willow Springs Drive request drew numerous residents who said a mobile home would change neighborhood character and property values; the board voted to deny the special-exception request. Property owners near Bell…
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