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Developer withdraws variance request for 107 Walnut Street, board records withdrawal
Summary
John Clayton Elllet of Bear Creek Homes told the board he no longer needs the variance for 107 Walnut Street and asked to withdraw the request; the board recorded the withdrawal in the minutes and no formal vote was required.
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John Clayton Elllet of Bear Creek Homes LLC told the Wabash Board of Zoning Appeals he was withdrawing his previously filed variance request for the property at 107 Walnut Street.
Elllet said market conditions and price inflation had made the single‑family build infeasible for now. “I don’t need the variance,” he said, and asked that his request be withdrawn. The board said Elllet’s statement on the record would be sufficient and that the withdrawal would be noted in the minutes, giving him a clean slate for any future filing.
Board members discussed that if the planned single‑family home complies with zoning standards, no variance would be required; if and when Elllet decides to proceed with a different plan, he will need to file anew. No formal vote was required to record the applicant’s withdrawal.
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