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Board grants 10‑ft front setback variance in Cattail Bay
Summary
A homeowner represented by a contractor was granted a 10‑ft front setback variance for Lot 71 in Cattail Bay because the lot’s triangular shape and lake maintenance easement limited buildable area.
The board approved a request to allow a 30‑ft front setback instead of the recently enacted 40‑ft requirement for Lot 71 in the Cattail Bay subdivision. Staff said the lot’s triangular shape and a 12‑ft lake maintenance easement reduce the buildable area; the applicant’s agent, Eddie Morris Richardson, said the proposed house layout fits on the lot but that moving the house would affect the neighbor’s property and existing fence line.
A board member moved to approve the variance on the grounds that the four variance factors were satisfied; after a second, the motion passed and staff will issue the variance with the standard conditions.
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