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Mesquite Board of Adjustment denies variance for oversized shed at 814 Meandering Way
Summary
The Mesquite Board of Adjustment on April 24 denied a variance that would have allowed a 184-square-foot, 12-foot-tall storage shed to encroach 4 feet 4 inches into a five-foot interior side yard setback at 814 Meandering Way; staff had recommended denial, and the board voted 4–0 to deny.
The Mesquite Board of Adjustment voted to deny a variance request for an accessory structure at 814 Meandering Way on April 24, 2025, after hearing staff analysis and public comment.
John Cervantes of the city’s Planning and Zoning Division told the board the application sought relief to allow a 184-square-foot storage shed, roughly 11 feet 6 inches by 16 feet and 12 feet tall, to encroach 4 feet 4 inches into the five-foot interior side yard setback required for structures between 120 and 500 square feet. "Staff recommends denial of the variance request to encroach 4 feet and 4 inches into the 5 foot interior side yard setback, as staff does not believe it meets the spirit of the Mesquite…
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