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Board hears variance request after survey shows less than required frontage for McCullough parcel
Summary
A parcel tied to the McCullough estate lacks the 50‑foot public‑street frontage required by the zoning resolution; staff said the lot’s shape and historical creation may qualify as unique hardship and asked the board to allow a variance pending historical documentation, and the applicant’s realtor asked for certainty for a potential buyer.
The Sumner County Board of Zoning Appeals considered a variance request tied to a parcel associated with the McCullough estate after staff said survey data shows about 40.15 feet of frontage on South Tunnel Road, narrowing to roughly 35 feet at the smallest point.
Planning staff reviewed the zoning resolution requirement that subdivided lots have a minimum…
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