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Board overturns Planning Commission, approves home and variances at 2754 Limerick Road in Tara Hills
Summary
After a contested appeal and public hearing, the Board voted unanimously to approve variances and a tree permit to allow construction of a new roughly 5,100‑square‑foot single‑family residence and a junior ADU at 2754 Limerick Road; the project includes removal of four code‑protected trees and setback variances for driveway and carport access.
The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors on Sept. 16 granted an appeal filed by property owner Carl Adams and approved variances and a tree permit to allow construction of a new single‑family home and junior accessory dwelling unit at 2754 Limerick Road in the unincorporated Tara Hills area.
Jennifer Cruz of County Planning told the board the project proposes an approximately 5,100‑square‑foot single‑family residence with a junior ADU on a vacant lot, a 0‑foot front setback for a driveway platform and a 15‑foot front setback for a carport to provide off‑street parking, and a tree permit to remove four code‑protected trees. Two of the trees proposed for…
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