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Board approves residential pool impervious-coverage variance (Application 2602)
Summary
The Runnemede board granted Application 2602, a residential bulk variance for impervious coverage to install a pool, after a staff/applicant exchange about permits and a short public comment period in which neighbors praised outdoor activity at the site.
The Runnemede Joint Planning and Zoning Board voted to approve Application 2602, which sought a residential bulk variance to increase impervious coverage in order to install a swimming pool. The Chair introduced the application, and the applicant and board discussed permit timing and requirements; the Chair emphasized that no building permits would be issued until the requisite paperwork and approvals were complete.
During the public portion, a speaker described neighborhood features and praised the family for encouraging outdoor play, saying they were "good parents" and noting children’s outdoor amenities on the property. The Chair closed the public portion after no other speakers appeared and the board moved to approve the variance as read; roll-call votes were recorded in the affirmative and the Chair congratulated the applicant.
The board did not announce additional conditions beyond those stated at the meeting and did not schedule further hearings on the item at that time.
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