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Board approves variance to reduce front and rear setbacks at 115 Agnes Street
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Board approved a variance for 115 Agnes Street on April 7, allowing a 15-foot rear setback and a 20-foot front setback, subject to staff conditions; an adjacent owner submitted a letter of no objection.
Planner Amber McDonald presented a variance request for 115 Agnes Street (Rubin-Floyd Residence) to allow a rear yard setback of 15 feet and a front yard setback of 20 feet. McDonald told the board staff recommended approval subject to conditions and that an adjacent property owner submitted a letter with no objections. "An adjacent property owner submitted a letter with no objections. Staff recommends approval of the Variance subject to staff conditions," the minutes state.
Board Members asked whether the request increases front setbacks and whether trees would be impacted. City staff confirmed the requested setback is less intensive and that tree impacts "will be reviewed and determined at time of building permit." The board approved the variance on a motion by Linda Bennett, seconded by Jimmy Dunn; the vote was unanimous, 4–0.
