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Applicant seeks variance for accessory-structure front setback at 897 East Ingram Road

Town of McAllen Zoning Board · July 23, 2026
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Summary

At the July 22 Town of McAllen zoning hearing, applicant Jason Wolf requested a variance from "section 1302230 subsection d" to reduce the 70-foot minimum front setback for an accessory structure at 897 East Ingram Road (parcel 1073-J-1-301); the town indicated it has no position and the applicant began presenting.

At a July 22 Town of McAllen zoning hearing, applicant Jason Wolf asked the board to grant a variance allowing an accessory structure to be located closer than the 70-foot minimum front setback required by "section 1302230 subsection d." The property is listed as 897 East Ingram Road, parcel 1073-J-1-301, in the Neighborhood Center District.

"The applicant is requesting a variance from section 1302230 subsection d," the moderator said while introducing agenda item No. 2062 and confirming the property had been visited and properly posted. The moderator also told the board the town did not have a position on the appeal.

Jason Wolf introduced himself for the record as the applicant and gave his address as 10020 Hilltop Lane (ZIP 15101). "I'm the CEO of Wolf," he said, and noted his company owns Wolf North Park and is working on a development at the corner of Coomer and East Angammar that would become "a general store and... a gatherings center." The applicant began presenting details about the project before the available transcript ends.

The variance request centers on a reduction of the required 70-foot front setback for accessory structures; the moderator said staff visited the property and the site was properly posted. The board heard that the parcel lies within the Neighborhood Center District, but no town position on the appeal was recorded in the transcript.

Next steps: the applicant's presentation was underway at the close of the provided transcript. The record does not contain a motion, vote, or final decision on the variance request in the available segments.