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Dublin board approves four variances for Deer Run Kaufman residence

Dublin Board of Zoning Appeals · January 29, 2026
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Summary

The Dublin Board of Zoning Appeals approved four nonuse-area variances for a proposed single-family home at 4700 Deer Run Drive, allowing deviations for roof pitch, window trim, combined garage-door width (36 ft → 38 ft) and a detached garage placed forward of the primary dwelling. Staff recommended approval of three variances and disapproval of the garage-width variance; the board approved all four.

The Dublin Board of Zoning Appeals voted at its meeting to approve four nonuse-area variances for a proposed single-family home at 4700 Deer Run Drive in the Deer Run Planned Unit Development.

Planner Tori Brubaker told the board the application seeks four variances: modified roof pitches for secondary architectural features; window trim narrower than the 3.5 inches called for in the residential appearance code; combined garage-door openings totaling 38 feet (the code allows 36 feet); and permission for a detached garage to sit forward of the primary dwelling. Brubaker said the roughly 5-acre site lies within Deer Run Estates and has significant floodplain and mature vegetation, which affect building placement and visibility. "Planning recommends approval of variance request number 1 and 2 for the minimum roof pitch and minimum window…

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