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Zoning Administrator approves variance to enclose carport at 1935th Avenue
Summary
On June 3, 2026, the Zoning Administrator approved a variance allowing the enclosure of an existing carport at 1935th Avenue; staff recommended approval, Public Works reviewed traffic safety, there were no public speakers, and the decision is appealable within five business days.
The Zoning Administrator approved a variance on June 3, 2026, allowing the owner at 1935th Avenue to enclose an existing carport, a change that would create a garage built after 1992 and otherwise trigger a 20-foot setback requirement.
The planner explained the request and described the site as a duplex residential property, saying the project “meets the overall 15-ft setback requirement of the district and has been reviewed by public works to ensure safety for vehicle traffic.” Staff presented findings supporting a net floor variance and recommended approval with standard conditions.
The applicant declined to add information beyond the staff report. The Zoning Administrator opened public comment, found no members of the public present to speak, and closed the comment period. After reviewing the record the Zoning Administrator said, “I reviewed the project and I agree with staff's recommendation for approval and approve the variance subject to the findings and conditions of approval.”
The decision will take effect on the sixth business day after the hearing and is appealable within five business days from June 3, 2026. No vote tally or formal motion maker/second were recorded in the transcript; the approval was issued orally by the Zoning Administrator at the close of the hearing.
Procedure note: appeals and exact effective dates are governed by the local land-use code cited by staff; the transcript records the appeal period as five business days and the effective date as the sixth business day.
