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Swarr and Connolly obtain setback variances for carport at 112 Weston Heights
Summary
The Windsor Development Review Board approved a variance to build a carport over a sunken driveway and retaining walls at 112 Weston Heights to reduce snow and ice accumulation and preserve safe access; the board found the five variance criteria met and there was no public comment.
The Windsor Development Review Board on July 28 approved a variance to allow a carport and exterior retaining walls at 112 Weston Heights. Applicants Amy Swarr and Jeff Connolly told the board the structure would cover an existing sunken driveway to reduce snow and ice accumulation and support continued, safe use of the property.
"the proposed carport would cover the existing sunken driveway and retaining walls to reduce snow and ice accumulation and support safe continued use of the property," Amy Swarr said during the public hearing. Board members reviewed the requested front- and side-setback relief, the property's topography and existing retaining walls, neighborhood character, and the five statutory variance criteria. There was no public comment; the hearing was closed and the application was approved unanimously.
