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Zoning Board approves variance for Briggs at 8474 Greig Street

Village of Sodus Point Zoning Board · November 25, 2024
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Summary

The Village of Sodus Point Zoning Board unanimously approved Scott and Cindy Briggs' revised plan to demolish and replace the structure at 8474 Greig Street, granting setbacks of 20.5 ft (north) and 12 ft (south) and allowing 38.2% lot coverage where 30% is permitted.

The Zoning Board of the Village of Sodus Point unanimously approved an area variance for Scott and Cindy Briggs to replace the existing building at 8474 Greig Street with a two‑story residence.

The applicants told the board they want to demolish the small existing house and “build a 2‑story home on 8474 Greig St with a garage underneath,” and presented a revised plan that reduces height after neighbors raised concerns. The approved variances permit a north side setback of 20.5 feet where 25 feet is required, a south side setback of 12 feet where 25 feet is required, and a lot coverage of 38.2 percent where 30 percent is allowed (Village Code 190‑11 was cited). Chair Tom Johns opened the item and the Briggs described their intention to move to Sodus Point and enlarge the home.

During public comment, Jamie Cottrell noted pending litigation concerning an easement to the north, saying the case could affect pedestrian access over Village property. Neighbor Carly Straubing submitted a letter indicating the revised plan would not require a height variance and said she was satisfied with that change. CEO Kevin Druschel clarified site constraints during the discussion. Board member Sue Bassage moved to accept the revised plan as presented; Lynn Carlyle seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

The board recorded votes as Tom Johns—aye; Lynn Carlyle—aye; Sue Bassage—aye. The board did not require the Briggs to merge the two adjacent lots the applicants own, and the applicants indicated they do not wish to merge them at this time.