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Augusta BZA delays decision on veteran’s request to expand accessory building after long discussion
Summary
The board postponed a request from a homeowner who said the expanded accessory building would support PTSD treatment; staff recommended denial but offered scaled options, and the applicant and board asked for a 30‑day staff negotiation before a March vote.
The Augusta Board of Zoning Appeals on Feb. 17 postponed action on a petition to enlarge an accessory building at 1209 Candlewood Court after extended discussion about permitted accessory uses, height and whether sleeping and bathing facilities should be allowed.
The applicant, who addressed the board as James Maubrey, said the additions would provide a quiet, private space for therapeutic use and recreation. “I’m a 3‑time combat war veteran of the system. I have PTSD issues that I’m dealing with on a daily basis,” he said, and told the board his counselors supported the plan. Staff described the proposed…
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