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Rolla City Board of Adjustment unanimously approves variance to reduce rear-yard setback at 111 Juliene Street
Summary
The Rolla City Board of Adjustment approved application ZV25-02 on May 8, 2025, granting a variance to reduce the rear-yard setback at 111 Juliene Street (C-2 General Commercial). The vote was 4–0; the applicant was present and the board found all seven variance criteria met.
Chairperson Matt Crowell presided over the Rolla City Board of Adjustment on May 8, 2025, when the board voted unanimously to approve ZV25-02, a request to reduce the rear-yard setback at 111 Juliene Street in the C-2 General Commercial district.
City Planner Tom Coots presented the staff report and described site considerations related to utility easements, limited on-site parking and trash pickup logistics. During the public hearing, applicant Daniel Fuhrmann confirmed he had been sworn and said he would answer any questions from the board. No members of the public spoke during the hearing.
The board moved into deliberation, reviewing the seven criteria required for a variance. All board members agreed each criterion was met. Board member Jonathan Hines moved to approve the application "as submitted," and John Meusch seconded. A roll-call vote recorded ayes from Chairperson Matt Crowell, Jacob Rohter, John Meusch and Jonathan Hines; there were no nays. One vacancy on the board was noted. The motion passed and the variance was approved.
The meeting also included a procedural vote approving previously distributed minutes; a motion by John Meusch, seconded by Jonathan Hines, passed unanimously. With no further business, the board adjourned at 5:58 P.M.; Executive Assistant Cindy Brown prepared the minutes. The Board announced its next meeting for June 19, 2025.
The board record for ZV25-02 indicates the variance was granted by the Board of Adjustment; the agenda packet and official minutes should be consulted for full findings, any conditions attached to the variance, and any recorded staff recommendations.
