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Board approves variance to place manufactured home, with UDO-based condition
Summary
A resident received board approval for a 30-foot setback variance to place a manufactured home; the board required that the new unit be set in a timeframe consistent with the Unified Development Ordinance and instructed staff to follow up on permitting.
The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a variance to allow a manufactured home to be placed on a property after the applicant said they would demolish an older dwelling. The applicant told the board they planned to move the new unit about 300 feet on the lot so a proper septic system could be installed; the board attached a condition that the work comply with the UDO's timeline and setback requirements.
The applicant opened the presentation saying, "We're looking to put a new manufactured home on our property. It's basically 2 lots of property. We have an existing home, which will be demolished." Board members questioned site specifics — driveway access, a rock ledge on the site, the location of septic, and whether GIS parcel mapping matched the deed. Staff advised that UDO timeframes apply and that staff would provide the applicant with the schedule for permits; a motion to approve the variance with a UDO-based condition carried by voice vote.
