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Votes at a glance: Evansville Board of Zoning Appeals, April 17, 2025
Summary
Summary of items the board voted on April 17, including approvals on signage, bumpers, setbacks, and accessory structure requests; all listed motions passed unanimously.
At its April 17 meeting the Evansville Board of Zoning Appeals voted on multiple docket items and approved each motion listed below. Votes were unanimous where noted.
Key votes (motions approved): - VAR-2025-007 (116 North Teacupel Avenue, Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation): Relaxation of required bumper guards for spaces adjacent to the parking perimeter to legalize a recent parking-lot expansion; approved 6-0. - VAR-2025-013 (4631 and 4701 Lincoln Avenue, McDonald’s Real Estate Company): Increase allowed on-premises signs from 3 to 10 and total signage from 500 sq ft to 558 sq ft for a restaurant remodel; approved 6-0. - VAR-2025-014 (part of 4401 Theater Drive, Liberty Federal Credit Union): Increase allowed on-premises signs from 4 to 14 and total signage from 300 sq ft to 553 sq ft for an institutional campus; approved 6-0. - VAR-2025-015 (1000 East Olmsted Avenue, Michael Ebel): Rear-yard setback variance from 20 feet to 12 feet to allow a new single-family residence (1,248 sq ft); approved 6-0. - VAR-2025-017 (4143 US Highway 41 North, Delight Realty LLC): Increase allowed on-premises signs from 2 to 4 for a multi-tenant commercial development; approved 6-0. - VAR-2025-018 (810 Cardinal Drive, James Smith): Allow accessory structure(s) totaling greater square footage than the residence to permit a 1,960 sq ft greenhouse and related storage; approved 6-0.
Procedural notes Motions were brought and seconded as standard procedure; roll-call votes recorded six yes and zero no on each listed item. Staff noted a continuing docket item (SPU-2025-004 at 709 Southeast Second Street) was deferred to the May 15, 2025 meeting. Several items involved routine site-review follow-up as noted in staff comments.
No remonstrators spoke on the items summarized above at the meeting.
