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Owner seeks metal roof for Ingle King addition; planning staff recommends approval
Summary
Scott Engelking requested permission to use a standing-seam metal roof on a house addition at 222 Avenue Northwest to match the house style and reduce weight on a sagging roof section. Planning staff supported the variance subject to addressing outstanding review comments; the hearing officer indicated approval.
Scott Engelking, the homeowner and acting general contractor for a project at 222 Avenue Northwest, requested a variance to use a standing-seam metal roof on an addition rather than asphalt shingles. Engelking said the metal roof "works well with the architectural style of the house" and is lighter in weight, which will help address an area of sagging roof.
Planning staff (Steph) told the hearing officer that the petitioner provided the stated reasons for the material choice and recommended positive consideration of the metal-roof variance with the condition that remaining review comments and project documents be addressed and findings of fact be adopted.
The hearing officer indicated concurrence with staff, saying, "What she said exactly," and signaled approval. The transcript does not record a formal roll-call vote or the names of a mover and seconder.
Next steps: the petitioner is expected to address staff's remaining review comments so staff can complete the administrative review and finalize approvals.
