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Zoning board approves Decker request for additional accessory structures with RV hard‑surface condition
Summary
The Warren Zoning Board of Appeals granted Greg and Stacy Decker permission for multiple accessory structures at 5373 Martin and required that a recreational vehicle stored on the property meet the city's hard‑surface standard for tires. The motion passed after staff described storage rules and the applicant confirmed the shed purpose.
The Warren Zoning Board of Appeals on Wednesday approved multiple accessory‑structure variances for Greg and Stacy Decker at 5373 Martin, including a 10‑by‑12 shed and other structures totaling about 990 square feet of accessory floor area.
Greg and Stacy Decker told the board the 10‑by‑12 shed is intended for “storage for lawn equipment and gardening supplies,” and zoning staff clarified storage rules for an RV or camper in the rear yard. Zoning staff said the vehicle may be stored in that location only if its tires rest on a hard surface such as concrete, asphalt or pavers.
Board member Jersey moved to grant the variances and included a condition that any camper be placed on the approved hard surface; the motion carried. Chair Estovich stated the board found the requested work “not a detriment to the area” when paired with the hard‑surface condition. The petitioners thanked the board.
