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Commission approves minor plat and lot-width waiver at 1721 Glade Road
Summary
A minor plat and waiver was approved 7-0 for a lot at 1721 Glade Road; the applicant said the lot is existing and the owner plans to replace the house, and staff recommended approval.
The Planning and Zoning Commission on April 14 approved a minor plat with a lot-width waiver for 1721 Glade Road, voting 7-0.
Staff explained the lot is zoned R-40 and the proposed plat shows a lot width of approximately 122 feet, short of the stated minimum (the packet listed minimums for the district). Staff reported no letters in favor or opposition and recommended approval of the plat with the waiver. The applicant, Natalia Bolosin, said the lot is existing, that the property has been in the family since 1993, and that the owner plans to tear down the existing structures and build a new single-family home; she said the survey required a replat for permitting.
Mark Pagnotta, president of the Cranbrook Estates HOA and an abutting property owner, spoke in the public hearing with aesthetic and environmental concerns and asked about potential future uses; staff and the applicant explained that zoning is single-family and only one house is authorized on the lot. Commissioner Obinabo moved to approve the plat with the waiver; Commissioner Arnold seconded and the vote was 7-0.
Staff reminded the public that building permits, grading and drainage reviews and inspections would be required during construction and that the city engineer and building inspections departments will review plans for compliance with setbacks, drainage, and other code requirements.
