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Zoning Commission approves 8-foot front-setback variance for applicant Angelina Galarza
Summary
The Zoning Commission voted unanimously to grant an 8-foot variance from the front setback requested by applicant Angelina Galarza, conditioned on a property inspection by the Zoning Administrator before the permit is signed by the chairman.
The Zoning Commission voted unanimously on Sept. 9 to grant an 8-foot variance from the front setback requested by applicant Angelina Galarza. Angelina Galarza "requested a Variance from the Front Setback," and she and Sevin Gulfield provided testimony and drawings supporting the request, which the record says are available at the Clerk’s Office.
Commissioner Ryan Bresette moved to approve the variance and Commissioner Robert Farnham seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously with the stipulation that the Zoning Administrator inspect the property for compliance before any permit is signed by the chairman. The minutes record the motion and the condition; no roll-call vote with individual statements was recorded in the transcript.
The approval completes the commission’s consideration of this application at the Sept. 9 meeting. The record notes supporting drawings were filed with the Clerk’s Office and that the commission required an inspection to document compliance prior to permit signature. No public opposition or alternate motions were recorded in the meeting minutes.
Next steps: the applicant or permit applicant must coordinate with the Zoning Administrator to schedule the required inspection; after the inspection confirms compliance, the chairman is to sign the permit.
