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Town Review Board recommends variance for accessory building at 756 Acacia Ave
Summary
The Town Review Board on Feb. 21 recommended that the owner of 756 Acacia Ave apply to the Town of Melbourne Village Board of Adjustment for a variance after finding a proposed accessory-building ridge height of 24.5 feet exceeds the R-1/R-1A 20-foot limit.
The Town Review Board recommended on Feb. 21 that the owner of 756 Acacia Ave seek a variance from the Town of Melbourne Village Board of Adjustment after reviewing engineering documents that listed an accessory-building ridge height of 24.5 feet, above the R-1 and R-1A zoning height limit of 20 feet.
The board noted the discrepancy while discussing old business and concluded the proposed ridge height would exceed local height limits for accessory structures. The board recorded its recommendation that the applicant pursue a formal variance with the Board of Adjustment rather than approving the plan at the TRB level.
The engineering submission was entered into the record as the basis for the review. The minutes do not show a formal TRB vote to grant a variance; instead, the board's action was to advise the applicant to apply to the Board of Adjustment. The minutes do not report public comment or correspondence associated with the 756 Acacia Ave item.
Next steps: the applicant would need to file an application with the Town of Melbourne Village Board of Adjustment for a variance; no BOA filing or hearing date was noted in the minutes.
