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Zoning board approves three setback variances for new home at 1902 South Randolph
Summary
The San Angelo Zoning Board of Adjustment voted 6–0 on Jan. 12 to approve three variances to setback requirements for a proposed single-family home at 1902 South Randolph after a staff recommendation and no public opposition.
The San Angelo Zoning Board of Adjustment approved three setback variances for a proposed single-family residence at 1902 South Randolph on Jan. 12 after a staff presentation and a unanimous voice vote.
Senior Planner Austin Reed presented case ZBA 25Dash2519O for a lot in the Rio Vista neighborhood (District 3, RS-1 zoning). Reed described the parcel as approximately 0.121 acres (about 50 by 105 feet), said staff mailed 27 notices and received no responses, and recommended approving variances to allow a 13-foot front setback on West Avenue, a 22-foot front setback on South Randolph, and a 15-foot rear setback for the new home to facilitate infill development.
After confirming there were no public commenters, Speaker 2 moved to approve the request "as presented," a motion that received a second and passed on a 6–0 voice vote. The board’s approval authorizes the setback reductions described by staff; no conditions, roll-call details, or specific amendments to the application were recorded in the transcript.
