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Zoning board continues AutoZone variance request for 821 E. Main Street
Summary
The Mount Joy Zoning Hearing Board continued AutoZone Development LLC’s request for variances to encroach into rear yard and parking setbacks at 821 E. Main Street; the motion to continue was made by Vice‑Chairman Chris Neiles and seconded by Ken Dombach. The minutes do not record a vote tally or next hearing date.
AutoZone Development LLC asked the Mount Joy Zoning Hearing Board on May 5 for variances to allow a 30‑foot encroachment into a 50‑foot minimum rear yard setback and to modify parking setbacks at 821 E. Main Street.
Engineering testimony was provided by Ian Booe, P.E., and Dennis Dunn, Esq., served as the applicant’s legal counsel. Thomas Kile, identified as president of Elm Tree Investments, LLC and owner of the adjacent rear property, was listed as an additional party; John Matayek, Esq., is recorded as counsel for the additional party.
On motion by Vice‑Chairman Chris Neiles, seconded by Ken Dombach, the board moved to continue the variance request. The minutes record the motion to continue but do not provide a vote count or schedule a subsequent hearing date. The meeting adjourned at 9:38 p.m.
The minutes do not document further deliberation, conditions, or a timetable for the continuation.
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