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Applicant seeks lot-width variance to split 10.17-acre Walton County parcel

Walton County Board of Appeals · May 19, 2026

Summary

An applicant listed as Dennis Godnyuk asked the Board of Appeals to allow lot widths of 100' and 103' on a 10.17-acre parcel instead of the required 200', proposing two ~5-acre buildable lots on John W. Breedlove Road (Parcel C1630136A00). The agenda records the application; no vote is recorded in the transcript.

Applicant Dennis Godnyuk is listed on the meeting agenda as requesting a zoning variance (V26-0099) to reduce lot-width requirements on a 10.17-acre parcel in Walton County so the property can be divided into two buildable lots of about five acres each.

The agenda text specifies the proposed lot widths as 100 feet for Lot 2 and 103 feet for Lot 3, in lieu of the zoning requirement of 200 feet. The property is identified as Parcel C1630136A00 on John W. Breedlove Road in District 4; the listed owner is Audrey Renee Moon. The variance application appears on the board's written agenda for May 19, 2026 but the transcript contains only the agenda entry and does not record any testimony, deliberation detail, motion, or vote on the item.

If the board considers a variance like V26-0099, typical deliberations would address whether the parcel's shape or topography creates an undue hardship under the zoning ordinance and whether reducing lot width would adversely affect neighboring properties or public infrastructure. The transcript does not include staff analysis, public comment, or a final decision; those actions, if taken, are not captured in the provided text.

The agenda lists this item under New Business; the transcript does not indicate whether the board continued the matter, took formal action, or scheduled a follow-up. Members of the public seeking the board's final disposition should consult the county planning office or the board's official meeting minutes for any vote or staff report associated with V26-0099.

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