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Boulder zoning board approves small front-entry addition for historic home at 2041 5th Street
Summary
The City of Boulder Board of Zoning Adjustment approved a variance allowing a roughly 42-square-foot front-entry bump-out that reduces the north setback from the required 25 feet to about 10.2–10.3 feet for a contributing historic house in the Mableton Historic District.
The City of Boulder Board of Zoning Adjustment on a 4-0 vote approved a setback variance for 2041 5th Street that allows a roughly 42-square-foot enlargement of the home’s front entry and reduces the north setback to approximately 10.2–10.3 feet where 25 feet is required.
Staff told the board the request (BOZ2024-00017) is for a small bump-out beneath the existing front porch to reconfigure an interior stair and improve compliance with current building-code tread and riser dimensions. Robbie (staff) recommended approval after finding the application meets the variance review criteria, and the city’s Landmarks Board previously reviewed and supported the project through historic review HIS202400191.
Robbie said the property is a…
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