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Swettin Beach Avenue variance application held; applicants to rework plans
Summary
An application for a variance at 55 Beach Avenue was not advanced after applicants said they will reconfigure plans; the board took no action.
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The New Shoreham Zoning Board of Review took no action on an application by John Matthew Swettin for a variance from Sections 310(c) and 314(a) to construct a single-family dwelling at 55 Beach Avenue.
The applicant indicated the plans require reconfiguration and asked the board to hold the application. Board members agreed no formal motion was necessary and the item was left on the table pending resubmission.
Zoning official Jen Brady and the chair explained the procedural steps applicants must follow if they return with revised plans. No hearing was scheduled and no advisory referrals were made.
Clarifying details: the application covered a pair of lots (lots 31 and 32) that the applicant planned to merge upon approval; applicants said they will return with revised plans next month. The board recorded “no action” rather than a formal withdrawal or vote.

