Board discusses setback variance question after survey pins located
The zoning administrator initially believed an application required a setback variance, but the board discussed that locating survey pins on site altered that assessment; the minutes record the change in the ZA’s determination.
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Following the public hearings, the board discussed an application that the zoning administrator had initially thought would require a setback variance. The minutes state that once the applicant located survey pins on the site, the zoning administrator’s earlier assessment changed.
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