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Board Approves Rear Setback Variance to Convert Building at 3501 Jackson Ave into Grocery
Summary
A variance to the required rear setback at 3501 Jackson Ave was approved to allow reuse of an existing building as a grocery store; the applicant team presented and nine exhibits were admitted.
CD-BZA-2026-00089, a request to approve a rear setback variance in a B1-1 district for 3501 Jackson Ave, was presented to the Board on Aug. 12. Liz Collins presented staff findings and nine exhibits were admitted. The applicant team (Dan Finn, Vic Kahn and Kathleen Warman) appeared and explained that the variance is needed to repurpose an existing building into a grocery store.
After discussion, the board approved the variance "in accordance with site plan and staff report." The motion was made by Commissioner Hays, seconded by Commissioner Gorenc, and carried with votes from Ebbitts, Gorenc, Hays, Otto and Ventura III (5-0-0).
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