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Building board approves exterior remodel at 817 Farewell Drive; setbacks met
Summary
The board approved an exterior remodel at 817 Farewell that attaches a detached garage to the main house and converts a roofed patio into finished interior space; staff reviewer Mark Tanner confirmed setback requirements and combined side-yard width were met.
Applicants described enclosing an existing roofed patio and infilling between the house and a detached two-car garage to create an attached garage and new finished space, without raising the roofline. Mark Tanner, the staff reviewer, said the resulting structure meets setback requirements and that the current combined minimum side-yard width is 61 feet, placing the project well within the allowed building envelope.
Board members raised no substantive objections and moved to approve the project as presented. The approval was recorded by voice vote with no public opposition during the item.
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