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Board approves pole-building setback variance in Antler Ridge Estates
Summary
The Board granted Cory and Anna Bromwich a variance to build a 30' x 40' pole building 28 feet from a side property line and 112 feet from the township road centerline, citing prior zoning differences and lot configuration as practical difficulties.
The Isanti County Board of Adjustment approved a variance for Cory and Anna Bromwich to construct a 30-foot by 40-foot pole-type structure sited 28 feet from the side property line and 112 feet from the township road centerline in Antler Ridge Estates. The house on the lot was built in 2018 and has an attached three-car garage.
Cory Bromwich told the Board that "the east property line is at an angle so there is not another location on the property to construct a pole type structure" and that the proposed siting "will fit into the natural drainage of water on this property." The Board's findings noted that the property met prior, less-stringent zoning (Urban Service Area - 2) when the house was built, creating practical difficulties under the current setback standards. The motion to approve was made by Dave Henderson and seconded by Jim Fridstrom and carried unanimously.
The transcript records the Board's three findings: the variance improves indoor storage options, prior zoning and lot changes create practical difficulties, and the variance terms align with county policy. No additional permit conditions were recorded in the meeting minutes in the transcript.
