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Zoning board approves two setback variances after applicant cites steep topography and creek
Summary
The Paulding County Zoning Board of Appeals approved two variance requests from LPC Contracting allowing homes on two lots to be set 5 feet closer to the road (35 to 30 feet) after the applicant cited steep rear topography and a creek that limits backyard space.
The Paulding County Zoning Board of Appeals approved two setback-variance applications on a brief agenda after an applicant described steep topography and a creek that limit buildable yard space.
Lamar Clark, the applicant, told the board he was seeking variances for two adjacent lots to reduce the required front setback from 35 feet to 30 feet. “We hauled several loads of dirt in to raise the bank…
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