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Board approves front-setback variance for East 19th Street replat
Summary
The zoning board approved a 19-foot front-setback variance (in lieu of 25 feet) to allow a replat and redevelopment of an older commercial property on East 19th Street; staff cited existing encroachments and the building's age in recommending approval.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment voted 6–0 to approve a front-setback variance for a property on East 19th Street to enable a replat and redevelopment of an existing structure.
Senior planner Austin Rees told the board the building is recorded on tax records as more than 50 years old and that other structures on the block also encroach into the front setback; staff recommended approval based on the lot’s context and existing conditions. WE Williams, an owner of a nearby property, asked about traffic and visibility at the intersection; staff noted the replat and any traffic considerations would be addressed by the subsequent subdivision and permitting process.
With the variance approved, the applicant may proceed with the replat and any necessary permitting steps to accommodate the proposed expansion or lot consolidation.
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