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DuPage County board approves smaller interior setback for existing shed
Summary
The DuPage County Board of Appeals approved a request to reduce an interior side setback for an existing shed from 10 feet to about 5.3 feet after a short presentation and a motion carried by the board.
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The DuPage County Board of Appeals approved a variance to reduce the interior side setback for an existing shed, allowing the setback to go from 10 feet to roughly 5.3 feet. Chair Deborah Martinez called for a motion and, after a second, members voted in favor and the motion carried.
Jerry, a staff member who introduced the item, described the condition as existing for at least five years and advised the board on the hearing officer's recommendation. The board discussed the specifics of the request briefly before moving to a voice vote. The board recorded the motion as carried.
The item was procedural and nonprecedential: staff noted the structure already existed and the variance application was limited to the interior setback for an accessory structure. The board did not attach any additional conditions to the variance in the transcript.
The case was considered under the county's zoning procedures; the transcript did not reference an ordinance number beyond the case code shown in packet materials.
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