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Planning commission approves Trilby Road variance to reduce rear setback
Summary
The commission approved PDE262115 (VADash2115), a variance reducing a rear yard setback in an AC agricultural district from 50 feet to 17 feet at 32005 Trilby Road; staff recommended approval with conditions and a neighbor spoke in support.
The Pasco County Planning Commission voted to approve a variance (PDE262115 / VADash2115) that reduces the rear yard setback requirement in an AC agricultural district from 50 feet to 17 feet for property at 32005 Trilby Road, north of Blanton Road. Planning staff presented findings of fact explaining the property contains a converted barn and accessory structures and recommended approval with conditions.
Amy Toll of Planning, Development & Economic Growth reviewed the site’s history and the requested relief, noting the lot is unplatted and used for agricultural pursuits with an existing converted dwelling. A nearby neighbor, Linda Ward, told the commission she has lived adjacent to the property since 1993 and does not oppose the variance, saying the occupants are ‘‘wonderful people.’’
After limited discussion, a motion to approve the variance was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote. The commission authorized the chair to execute the variance order for the county record. The variance approval includes the recommended conditions described in the staff report and will be reflected in the variance order recorded by the county.
