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BZA approves variance to allow attached garage at 9070 Taylorsville Road
Summary
The Huber Heights Board of Zoning Appeals voted 5-0 June 3 to grant Derek Fairchild a variance to build an attached garage at 9070 Taylorsville Road that would reduce the side-yard setback to approximately 10 feet from the required 30 feet; staff recommended approval and a neighbor voiced no objection.
The City of Huber Heights Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously granted a variance June 3 permitting homeowner Derek Fairchild to construct an attached garage on the east side of the house at 9070 Taylorsville Road that would come within about 10 feet of the east property line.
Don Millard, Code Enforcement Administrator, told the board the property falls in an agriculturally zoned district where Section 1142.05 of the zoning code requires a 30-foot side-yard setback for residential structures. Millard said the proposed garage would come within roughly 10 feet of the east property line, and therefore a variance was required. City staff recommended approval and reported that adjacent property owners had been notified and no objections were recorded.
Neighbor Carl Rickary addressed the board and said he had no issues with the proposal. The applicant, Derek Fairchild, was represented in the record and the board moved to act on the request.
Mr. Deam moved to approve the variance request; Mr. Mach seconded. Roll call showed yeas from Ms. Ballard, Mr. Mach, Mr. Deam, Mr. Schaeffer and Chair Eva Newby; nays — none. The motion carried 5-0.
The board recorded no additional conditions on the variance. The meeting adjourned at approximately 6:22 p.m.
