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Board approves lot‑line adjustment and variance to allow new home at 30 Tapley Avenue
Summary
The Zoning Board approved a variance and related lot changes allowing construction of a new single‑family home at 30 Tapley Avenue after a minor frontage shortfall on one lot and area adjustments to adjacent lots.
The Revere Board of Appeals approved a variance and plan changes enabling the construction of a new single‑family dwelling on lot 111 at 30 Tapley Avenue, an application filed by Kyle Russo and Dylan Russo.
Applicant Kyle Russo told the board that the proposal reduces one lot to 3,499 square feet (frontage from 41.5 feet to 39.1 feet) while increasing the area of the adjacent lot at 26 Tapley from 2,724 square feet to 2,847 square feet to accommodate a new lot line and driveway adjustments. The applicant said the changes leave one lot slightly under 3,000 square feet but increase the other lot’s area.
The board received a clarification from the building department before proceeding. There were no letters in opposition on file and no public proponents or opponents spoke at the hearing. A motion to approve was made; the board voted unanimously to grant the relief, subject to the board’s standard conditions (recording at the Suffolk County Registry of Deeds, submission of recording numbers to the city clerk and building inspector, site‑plan review approval required prior to building permit, and one‑year lapse if rights are not exercised).
