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ZBA grants minor rear-yard setback variance for GT Custom Built Homes at 7220 Nash Rd
Summary
The Zoning Board approved a two-foot rear-yard setback variance for 16 units at 7220 Nash Rd to allow covered porches or optional sunrooms; the Planning Board had previously approved the site plan and one member was recused for this vote.
GT Custom Built Homes, Inc. received ZBA approval on July 13 for a minor reduction in required rear-yard setback at 7220 Nash Rd, allowing a 28-foot rear-yard setback where 30 feet is required in the Restricted Commercial zone. The request affects 16 units and was presented as an option to offer purchasers covered patios or optional sunrooms.
The applicants told the board they have an approved condo homeowners association and that the Planning Board had already approved the site plan; town staff noted that setbacks from Norman Road to the proposed houses exceed 35 feet. Member Matt Klettke recused himself from this matter at 7:51 p.m.; the remaining participating members voted in favor and the motion passed. The record notes the variance is modest (two-foot reduction) and that the Planning Board had addressed SEQR and site-plan issues at a prior meeting.
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