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Planning board approves lean-to setback variance at 7101 Overlook Drive
Summary
The Planning Board unanimously approved a final site-plan allowing a 16'x28' lean-to at 7101 Overlook Drive to sit 8'9" from the rear property line where 12.5' is required (CODE 190-11); the Spalls said neighbors were consulted and board members raised no objections.
The Planning Board voted unanimously to approve Mark Spall’s final site-plan application for a 16'x28' lean-to at 7101 Overlook Drive, which will sit 8'9" from the rear property line where the zoning code requires 12.5'. The application cited CODE 190-11; the board recorded votes of Evener, Kedley, McKee and Farnum as "aye."
According to the minutes, "The Spalls spoke saying they wanted to construct a 16'x28' lean-to structure on the rear of the house 8'9" from the rear property line where 12.5' is required. They have been happy at their house, but a lean-to structure would make the property more usable. They spoke to their neighbors and ensured that the planned structure would meet with the property lines." William Kedley and Bill McKee said they had no concerns before Kedley moved to approve and Ellen Farnum seconded; the motion passed with all members voting in favor.
The site-plan approval was recorded under "Final Site Plan Review, Mark Spall, 7101 Overlook Drive" and cites CODE 190-11. The meeting minutes do not record any conditions attached to the approval. The board also handled administrative business that evening, including approval of minutes and scheduling future meetings.
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