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Council approves Planning Commission variances for two Solon homes, subject to engineering conditions

2508656 · March 4, 2025
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Summary

The council approved Planning Commission recommendations granting front- and side-yard setback variances for properties at 5487 Stone Creek Drive and 33265 Wagon Wheel Drive, contingent on the Engineering Department memo dated Feb. 19, 2025.

The Solon City Council approved two Planning Commission consent items to allow setback variances for single‑family lots, subject to compliance with an Engineering Department memo dated Feb. 19, 2025.

The first application concerned 5487 Stone Creek Drive in the Stone Creek Estates development, where the applicant requested a 15‑foot front yard setback variance, a variance for a lot not parallel to the street, and a 5‑foot side yard pavement setback variance. The Planning Commission recommended approval contingent on the engineering‑department requirements; the transcript records that Mr. Rick Donalo was present and agreed to those requirements.

The second application concerned 33265 Wagon Wheel Drive, where Dustin and Kathy Buckenmeier requested a 16‑foot front yard setback variance. The Planning Commission approved the request contingent on the Engineering Department memo dated Feb. 19, 2025; the transcript records that Mr. Dustin Buckenmeier was present and agreed to the conditions.

Councilmember Bentley moved to approve both consent items so the projects could proceed; a second was recorded and the council voted in favor on roll call. The approvals are conditioned on meeting the Engineering Department requirements identified on Feb. 19, 2025, as noted in the Planning Commission recommendations.

No appeals or objections from nearby residents are recorded in the meeting transcript.