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Council approves replat allowing setback variances for Eric Delaney property
Summary
The council unanimously approved replat 2026-02-01 to allow variances from setback requirements for a 0.801-acre parcel at about 200 North Orange Street; Planning & Zoning had recommended approval and the council heard supporting testimony from staff.
The Alpine City Council unanimously approved replat 2026-02-01, a replat application enabling applicant Eric Delaney to obtain variances from the city’s established setback requirements for a 0.801-acre parcel near North Orange Street and West Avenue E.
City staff told the council that the Planning and Zoning Commission met on Jan. 26 and recommended approval. Jessica Isley appeared on behalf of staff to explain that the building predated the current zoning code, had been conforming before a subdivision sale altered the lot lines, and that the applicant is renovating the building rather than demolishing it. Council members noted the applicant’s ongoing renovations and the potential to rezone in the future; no neighbors spoke in opposition. The motion to approve passed unanimously.
The parcel is described in official Brewster County records (volume 286, page 501); the city manager will file the approved replat in the official records per standard procedure.
