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Variance granted to Zeigler Custom Homes for deck within Locke Lake setback
Summary
The Silver Creek Planning & Zoning board approved a variance allowing Zeigler Custom Homes to build a deck partially inside the Locke Lake setback; Chairman Chris Klein said moving the house would interfere with the septic system. Vote recorded 8-0 with one abstention.
Zeigler Custom Homes requested a variance to construct a new dwelling with a deck that encroaches partially into the building setback from Locke Lake. Chairman Chris Klein explained the applicant’s alternative — shifting the house toward the road — would “interfere with the septic system,” and a neighbor, James Lunde, spoke in support of the request.
Member Tom Vanek moved to approve the variance; Member Mike Helman seconded. The board approved the motion with eight members voting yes and Member Mark Egge recorded as abstaining (8-0, Egge abstained). The minutes record that board members and guests raised no objections. The minutes do not list conditional requirements tied to the variance or specify follow-up permitting steps.
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