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Hallsville council grants homeowner setback variance for storage building at 100 Masters Way
Summary
The Hallsville City Council voted unanimously June 17 to reduce required north and east setbacks at 100 Masters Way from 10 feet to 5 feet to allow a homeowner to place a storage building; the motion was made by Alderman Guy Walker and seconded by Alderman Brant Cain.
The Hallsville City Council voted unanimously June 17 to grant a variance reducing the adopted 10-foot setbacks on the north and east property lines at 100 Masters Way to 5 feet so the homeowner may place a storage building. Alderman Guy Walker made the motion and Alderman Brant Cain seconded; the motion carried unanimously.
The variance permits the homeowner to locate a storage building closer to the property lines than the city’s standard setback requirement. The agenda item described the change as a reduction from a 10-foot setback to a 5-foot setback on the north and east sides of the lot.
Stephen Easley, identified in the attendance list as the homeowner of 100 Masters Way, was listed as present but the minutes do not record any direct public comment on the item. No objections, conditions, or amendments to the motion were recorded in the minutes.
The decision was taken as an open-session vote during the June 17 meeting; no appeal or additional procedural steps were noted in the minutes. The council adjourned at 6:25 p.m.
