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Board grants road‑setback variance for Darren Przabella to replace home in same footprint
Summary
Morrison County approved a variance allowing Darren Przabella to replace a manufactured home with a slab‑on‑grade house sited 28 feet from the road right-of-way, removing a previously encroaching deck.
The Morrison County Board of Adjustment granted a variance June 23 allowing Darren Przabella to construct a new slab‑on‑grade home 28 feet from the road right-of-way where a 40-foot setback is normally required.
Amy with Land Services said the existing manufactured home (placed 1995) encroaches 12 feet into the right-of-way and that about half the property is wetland, limiting buildable areas. The applicant said the replacement home is intended to be slab on grade (to reduce steps for aging-in-place), remove a deck that previously encroached further, and place an attached garage while keeping the house in the same general footprint.
Board members noted site constraints (well, septic, nearby wetlands and existing outbuildings) and that the county engineer had staff stake the right-of-way with no concern reported. After answering the required finding-of-fact questions in the affirmative, the board voted unanimously to grant the variance; the applicant was instructed to submit permit materials to Land Services.
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