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Council upholds Planning & Zoning variance for Jason Seaman property

Preston City Council · September 25, 2025
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Summary

After reviewing staff and Planning & Zoning recommendations, the council voted to uphold P&Z's decision allowing a variance for Jason Seaman's property with conditions limiting the variance to that home only.

The council voted to uphold the Planning & Zoning Commission's recommendation to allow a variance (relief from one flag-lot driveway width requirement) for the Jason Seaman property, with conditions that limit the variance to that single residence and prevent additional dwelling units. Sean Overson, city development director, presented background including P&Z's recommendation and the conditions attached.

Council members discussed concerns noted by dissenting P&Z commissioners, primarily that they did not find extraordinary or unusual circumstances. The motion to uphold P&Z's decision was moved and seconded, restated on the record to clarify it applied only to the subject property, and carried by voice vote.