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ZBA approves variance for front porch at 231 Rossler Avenue, applicant cites safety concerns

Cheektowaga Zoning Board of Appeals · March 19, 2026
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Summary

Edwin Munoz received a variance to extend an unenclosed porch 8 feet into the front yard at 231 Rossler Avenue after telling the board the existing porch is crumbling; the board approved the request unanimously.

Cheektowaga — The Cheektowaga Zoning Board of Appeals granted a variance allowing an 8-foot front porch extension at 231 Rossler Avenue, leaving approximately 11.75 feet to the property line where 18 feet is required.

Applicant Edwin Munoz told the board he purchased the property recently and that the existing porch is crumbling and hollow beneath the concrete. He said the project will beautify the house and motivate neighbors to improve properties as well.

Board members expressed support for the repair and voted to grant the variance as requested; the motion passed with all members present voting in favor. The board offered the applicant well-wishes and no opposition was recorded.

The transcript does not record special conditions beyond the normal permit and inspection process.