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Owner seeks 12-foot north-setback variance for detached garage at Stony Point Road
Summary
An applicant (Alex) told the Grand Island Board of Architects they plan a 22x36 detached garage at 2953 Stony Point Road to work on an antique tractor and requested a 12-foot variance from the north property line; the board voted to accept the application pending other approvals.
The Grand Island Board of Architects reviewed plans for a 22-by-36 detached garage at 2953 Stony Point Road and heard the homeowner seek a variance from the north property line. The applicant, identified on the record as Alex, said the structure is intended to store and tinker with an antique tractor and described exterior materials as white aluminum siding and brown shingles to match the house.
Alex told the board, “We need a variance of the north property line,” and explained the required side-lot clearance is 17 feet while the proposed building would sit about 5 feet off the property line, a roughly 12-foot variance request. Board members discussed windows and matching materials, noted the building backs up to Woods Creek and may have additional permitting needs, and moved to accept the submission pending any other necessary approvals.
