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Board grants Tiffany Beckley a variance to keep old dwelling through construction
Summary
Tiffany Beckley received approval for a variance allowing up to 12 months after certificate of occupancy to remove an existing dwelling while building a new home; the board attached standard conditions and urged timely follow‑up with staff.
Applicant Tiffany Beckley appeared and asked the board for up to 12 months after a certificate of occupancy to remove an old dwelling while constructing a replacement on the same parcel. She told the board she owns the property and would be contracting the work herself.
Staff reported the application was in order and noted common timelines vary (three to 12 months) depending on circumstance. A board member moved to approve the variance based on the standard findings of fact and the board carried the motion. Members attached routine conditions including obtaining an improvement location permit and a building permit and noted the variance term can be renewed for good cause through the secretary of the area planning commission.
Tiffany Beckley identified herself during the hearing. Staff said it would prepare the approval paperwork and that the applicant expected to move forward within about two weeks.
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