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The Board of Adjustment on Nov. 10 approved a variance for 12302 Split Rail Parkway that will permit the existing carport to remain within a reduced front setback.
Owner Josh Myers described the lot layout and argued the configuration created a hardship because the house was oriented such that the driveway-side is functionally the front of the home. He showed photos and examples of nearby carports; no members of the public opposed.
Board member Michael Von Olin moved to approve with the condition that the carport remain open on three sides and have gutters on the side facing the adjacent property to reduce runoff. Vice Chair Hawthorne seconded. In making findings, commissioners concluded the lot layout prevented reasonable use without a variance and that the modification would not alter neighborhood character.
The roll-call vote approved the variance. Staff will incorporate the conditions into the permit and monitor compliance.
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