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Commission raises no objection to Strohl’s rear-setback variance request
Summary
The commission indicated no objection to a Zoning Hearing Board request by Kyle Strohl to place a house 20 feet from a rear property line (within a 40-foot required setback) because of steep front slope constraints.
Commission members reported that Kyle Strohl has applied to the Zoning Hearing Board for relief to place a single-family dwelling 20 feet from a rear property line where the zoning setback is 40 feet. Chairperson Angela Farrell said the reduced rear setback responds to a steep slope in the front yard and commissioners expressed no objection.
The commission's consensus will be part of its advisory record to the Zoning Hearing Board; no formal township action or approval was made at the meeting.
Mr. Strohl's request will be decided by the Zoning Hearing Board at its scheduled hearing; the commission reminded applicants to provide any necessary documentation to the ZHB.
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