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AutoZone prototype cleared for Conway site with 5-foot setback variance
Summary
The board approved a 5-foot building setback variance for a proposed AutoZone on Highway 17 in Little River, with the applicant citing wetlands and site constraints that pushed the building footprint toward the right side property line.
Representatives for a proposed AutoZone answered board questions and secured approval for a 5-foot building setback variance at a Little River site on Highway 17. The applicant said wetlands and site constraints required pushing the building footprint closer to the property line.
Kyle Sharp, representing the company, said the site’s southern portion is encumbered by wetlands, which led the development team to place the building nearer to Highway 17. "...the property to the south is encumbered by wetlands," Sharp said, explaining that the layout reflects site constraints and a standard prototype building. After questions from the board, the motion to approve the variance passed by roll call and staff will include standard conditions in the order.
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