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Adams County zoning board approves three special exceptions, denies one variance
Summary
The Adams County zoning board denied a variance for a deck that fell 8 feet short of an 83-foot road setback and approved three special exceptions — two accessory/storage buildings and one noncontiguous single-family design — with conditions. The board closed public hearings and adjourned after routine business.
The Adams County Zoning Board held public hearings on multiple land-use requests and issued mixed outcomes: the board denied a variance request for a deck and approved three separate special exceptions for accessory structures and an unconventional single-family design.
Rayna Slater introduced the cases and summarized the outcomes. The board denied the Wimmers' variance, noting the deck "does not meet the 83 foot setback, by 8 feet," and approved special exceptions for a storage building at 544 Freedom Lane, a storage building proposed by Porosnik on parcel 18-399-30, and a noncontiguous single-family design in the Jordan Lake subdivision. The Hughes Trust project was approved with conditions requiring lot combination and other protections before permits issue. The chair closed the public hearings before the meeting moved to other business and adjourned.
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