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Board approves reduced impervious-surface variance for Windward Pass property
Summary
The Fishers Board of Zoning Appeals granted a variance for 10234 Windward Pass to increase impervious cover, approving 50% coverage (the petitioner had sought 54%) for a garage addition and pool deck in an R-3 district. The vote passed with one dissent.
The Fishers Board of Zoning Appeals on Nov. 19 approved a variance allowing increased impervious surface at 10234 Windward Pass, but limited the coverage to 50% rather than the 54% requested by petitioner Greg Looney.
The variance (VA-25-17) sought relief from sections 3.2 0.4 b 5 b of the city's unified development ordinance to permit a garage addition and a pool with surrounding deck that would raise the lot's impervious surface above the standard 40% allowed in an R-3 district. Looney appeared before the board and the staff presentation proceeded; no members of the public spoke during the public hearing.
An unidentified board member moved to approve VA-25-17 with an amendment capping impervious surface at 50%. The motion received a second and the board conducted a roll-call vote. The motion passed with four votes in favor and one opposing vote recorded by Mister Ferrucci.
After the vote, the chair told the petitioner: "Your petition has been approved but not 54% at 50%." The approval carries the board-imposed condition limiting impervious coverage to 50% for the proposed garage and pool/deck construction.
The approval is recorded as a variance under case VA-25-17; the board did not note any additional conditions beyond the reduced impervious-surface limit. The item was introduced under the city's unified development ordinance referencing the specific variance sections listed during the meeting.
