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Oklahoma County Board of Adjustment approves setback variance for Hall home addition
Summary
The Board of Adjustment approved a variance allowing Greg and Presa Hall to reduce the south setback from 25 feet to 15 feet so they can build an addition; a neighboring property owner submitted a letter expressing no objection.
The Oklahoma County Board of Adjustment approved a variance allowing Greg and Presa Hall to reduce the required south setback on their property from 25 feet to 15 feet so the couple can add on to their home.
Board staff member Mr. Pratt described the application as "pretty straightforward," saying the proposed addition would encroach into the south setback so the structure would sit about 10 feet from the actual property line. Pratt told the board he had received a letter from the property owner to the south, identified in staff comments as Greg Spear (address referenced as 6601/6651), stating no objection to the project.
Applicants Greg and Presa Hall attended the meeting; they said Lincoln Hall, their son, is the architect and that another person named Sean was present to answer questions. The board asked no substantive questions about the design or impacts before the chair moved to approve the variance.
On a roll-call vote, Board of Adjustment member Manny Goodman recorded "Aye," and Mr. Robinson recorded "Aye," and the chair announced the motion approved. The board did not record any dissenting votes in the portion of the transcript that documents the vote.
The board had earlier approved minutes from its Oct. 7 meeting and adjourned after the variance vote. No conditions, special findings, or written conditions were read into the record in the available transcript; staff indicated the application file includes a letter from the southern neighbor in support.
