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Board of Adjustment approves uncontested docket of four applications

5610128 · August 20, 2025
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Summary

At its Aug. 20, 2025 meeting, the Dallas Board of Adjustment, Panel B, approved four uncontested applications with standard conditions requiring compliance with submitted plans.

The Dallas Board of Adjustment, Panel B, approved four applications listed on the uncontested docket at its Aug. 20, 2025 hearing. The board found each application met the requirements of the Dallas Development Code and the general purpose and intent of the code as applicable.

The items approved were listed in the motion and include:

- BOA25-000017, application of Philip Kingston: special exception to landscaping regulations, granted with the condition that the applicant comply with the most recent version of all submitted plans.

- BOA25-000021, application of Rob Baldwin: special exception to fence height and surface area openness requirements and a special exception from the visual obstruction regulations of the drive approach, granted with the condition that the applicant comply with the most recent version of all submitted site plans.

- BOA25-000024, application of Monique Everett: variance to the front-yard setback regulations, granted with the condition that the applicant comply with the most recent version of all submitted site plans.

- BOA25-000031: variance to lot-coverage regulations and a special exception to side-yard setback regulations for a carport (applicant name not specified in the docket portion of the transcript), granted with two conditions: compliance with the most recent version of all submitted plans is required, and storage of items other than motor vehicles is prohibited in the carport.

The uncontested docket motion passed with four affirmative votes; the meeting was conducted with a four-member panel present, and the board secretary was directed to mail letters documenting the board’s actions to the applicants and include them in the public record.

No members of the public registered to speak during the docket item, and no substantive discussion was recorded on these items during the hearing.