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BZA upholds denial on reconsideration for large ADU distance variance
Summary
The board denied a motion to reconsider October 28’s decision on Todd Krause’s request for two variances to place an accessory dwelling unit; counsel urged rehearing based on Maryland variance standards but members cited the exceptional distance (290 feet) from the primary residence.
The Carroll County Board of Zoning Appeals declined to reverse its prior decision on variances sought to site an accessory dwelling unit on property owned by Todd Krause.
Attorney Kelly Schafer Miller argued the board should reconsider because the October deliberation had not applied the proper Maryland…
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