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Board approves variance allowing warehouse expansion despite 0‑foot interior and rear setbacks
Summary
A variance permitting a 4,848‑square‑foot addition to an industrial warehouse was approved with conditions after the applicant argued the lot’s irregular flag shape and historic nonconformities make redevelopment otherwise infeasible.
The Planning & Zoning Board on July 17 approved a variance that will allow a 4,848‑square‑foot addition to an existing industrial warehouse at 115 NW 16th Street by reducing required interior and rear yard setbacks to zero feet in recognition of the site’s historic nonconforming configuration.
City staff summarized application PZ25‑11000012: the site contains a one‑story, 7,920‑square‑foot warehouse built in the late 1960s that had been…
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