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Hasbrouck Heights board approves hardship variance for shed at 265 Harrison Avenue
Summary
The Hasbrouck Heights Land Use Board on Sept. 4 approved a hardship variance for a corner-lot shed at 265 Harrison Ave for applicant Nicolino Di Iorio, citing an architect's letter about an error on prior plans. The vote passed 7–1.
The Hasbrouck Heights Land Use Board approved a hardship variance on Sept. 4 allowing an existing 8 X 8 shed to remain at 265 Harrison Avenue, a corner lot owned by applicant Nicolino Di Iorio.
The board heard that the applicant submitted a letter from his architect dated July 17, 2024 explaining an error on previously approved building plans and supplied photos of the existing shed. The application requested relief under N.J.S.40:55D-70c(1) for a front-yard placement. There was no public comment in favor or opposition.
Motion to approve the application was offered by Vincent Risalvato and seconded by Mayor Ron Kistner. Pam Grisafe conducted roll call: Chairman Henry Dobbelaar, Mayor Ron Kistner, Marlene Verrastro, Rita Perdomo, Vincent Risalvato, Al Cupo and Daniel Wixon voted yes; Eric Mason voted no. The motion and the application were approved.
The board record lists the applicant's justification and the architect's letter as the basis for the hardship claim; conditions or enforcement details were not specified in the transcript. The board took no further public testimony on the item and moved to the next agenda matter.
