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BZA approves several residential special-use permits and temporary RV permits with conditions
Summary
At its March 14 meeting the Accomack County BZA approved special-use permits for a single-family home (Barrick Homes), a dwelling and temporary RV for Jonathan Mudd, and an accessory dwelling plus temporary RV for Tracy Dedicatoria, each with conditions addressing permits, inspections and time limits.
The Accomack County Board of Zoning Appeals on March 14 approved multiple special-use permits for residential construction and temporary on-site habitation, adopting staff-recommended conditions in each case.
Barrick Homes' proposal for a single-family dwelling at a 1.1-acre site in the general business district (SUSE00017-2026) was approved with six conditions that require compliance with the site plan, applicable VDOT and health regulations, a two-year permit expiration and routine inspections. Kim Watson of Barrick Homes told the board the house will be stick-built on-site.
Jonathan Mudd received approvals for a single-family dwelling (SUSE00021-2026) and a temporary RV permit to occupy a travel trailer while construction proceeds (SUSE00024-2026). Staff noted existing well and septic capacity on the Taylor Road parcel and recommended a one-year expiration or earlier termination upon issuance of a certificate of occupancy for the dwelling; Mudd said he expected construction to take about three to four months.
Tracy Dedicatoria's accessory-dwelling permit and associated temporary RV permit on a roughly 30-acre agricultural parcel were also approved. Dedicatoria described the requested RV occupancy as an after-the-fact temporary measure and told the board the proposed new house will be ADA-compliant; staff said the Health Department had approved septic plans and recommended conditions including prohibition of short-term rental and standard inspection and maintenance requirements.
Each approval was accompanied by conditions that the board read into the record (building permits, compliance with VDOT/VDH regulations, inspection allowances, maintenance obligations, and expiration terms tied to one year or issuance of a certificate of occupancy).
