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ZBA continues special‑permit hearing for 74 Dunn Road after site‑plan encroachment identified
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Summary
The board continued application A2505 for a special permit to expand a nonconforming house at 74 Dunn Road after staff identified encroachments and missing dimensions; the applicant was directed to return with corrected plans and site‑plan sign‑off on March 26.
The Revere Zoning Board of Appeals continued a special‑permit hearing for 74 Dunn Road after finding that the submitted plan shows encroachments and lacks required dimensions.
Application A2505 seeks a special permit under Section 17‑40040 to expand a nonconforming single‑family structure by constructing a 775‑square‑foot addition at the rear. The applicant identified himself as Samuel (transcript spelled both "Atika" in the application header and "Teka" when speaking) and said the project would add parking and an addition; he said he lives at the property.
Chairman Tucker and staff explained the site‑plan review flagged that front stairs and two parking spaces as shown extend onto city property, an encroachment the board said must be corrected before a vote. As the chair put it, "we cannot vote on this until the encroachment is taken care of," and directed the applicant to obtain approval from site‑plan review or confirmation from the city reviewer, then return with a revised plan. The board continued the hearing to the next meeting on March 26.
