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Board discusses and votes on use-variance for second-story addition; memorialization edits requested
Summary
Resolution 2026-15, seeking expansion of a nonconforming use and bulk variances for a second-story addition, was discussed and moved with small edits to the memorialization language. Board members asked staff to remove an incorrect sign reference before finalizing the resolution.
The board considered Resolution 2026-15, which seeks approval for a use variance and bulk variances to allow a second-story addition over an existing one-story structure. During the presentation a board member asked staff to remove an unrelated sign reference from the memorialization section: "Will you make sure you strike that?" The motion on the amendments carried by roll call.
Members discussed whether the proofs on the record were sufficient and whether the minimal intrusion described in the application supported the requested variance; after brief remarks the board approved the amendments and directed staff to correct the memorialization language and finalize the resolution.
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