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Homeowner given until Oct. 13 to remove excess sheds after variance failed
Summary
Nancy Conroy was ordered to remove two accessory structures or otherwise come into compliance by Oct. 13, 2026, after a planning-and-zoning variance failed; a $75 citation and $100-per-day fines for noncompliance were imposed.
Staff told the magistrate that property at 2729 Limetree Drive had four accessory structures, exceeding the code limit of two, and that a planning-and-zoning variance to retain the structures failed earlier this summer. The city recommended removal of two structures and installation of an apron pad to serve a new garage.
Property owner Nancy Conroy told the magistrate she had already begun removing one shed and that family members were helping to dismantle other structures despite hot, rainy weather and difficulty finding contractors. "I am trying to get in compliance with that," Conroy said, noting she had removed parts of structures and intended to secure permits for the garage.
The magistrate found the respondent in violation and gave Conroy until Oct. 13, 2026 to complete corrective actions. He upheld the $75 citation and set a $100-per-day fine if the violation persists after the deadline. Magistrate Knight reiterated the standard suggestion for respondents to keep code enforcement informed of permit applications or delays so staff can consider adjustments if progress is evident.
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