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Land Development Board approves Lattari’s variance for 7x22 covered front porch
Summary
The Southampton Land Development Board approved a bulk variance allowing Philip Lattari to build a 7-by-22-foot covered front porch at 536 Eayrestown Road, granting relief for a front-yard setback (approximately 91 feet vs. required 100 feet). The approval was unanimous among members present.
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The Southampton Township Land Development Board on June 6 approved a bulk variance allowing Philip Lattari to build a 7‑by‑22‑foot covered front porch at 536 Eayrestown Road.
Philip Lattari appeared before the board via Zoom and was sworn in by Board Solicitor Joanne O’Connor. The applicant requested the covered porch and testified about the proposal while Ed Fox, the board planner, reviewed ERI’s review letter with the applicant and the board. The record notes the applicant sought a front‑yard setback of approximately 91 feet where the ordinance requires 100 feet.
The board opened the matter for discussion but recorded no board questions; the public hearing was opened and no members of the public commented. Mr. Kavanagh moved to approve the application; Mr. Keebler seconded. The motion passed with aye votes from the nine members present: Ms. Conover, Mr. Coyle, Mr. Hagerthey, Mr. Heston, Mr. Kavanagh, Mr. Keebler, Chairman Magazzo, Mr. Mattio and Mr. Murphy.
The approval grants a bulk variance specific to the described porch dimensions and the recorded setback relief; the board’s memorialized vote and the ERI review letter become part of the application record.
