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File #: 2025-0284    Version:
Type: Project Status: Failed
File created: 6/27/2025 In control: Zoning Board of Appeals
On agenda: Final action: 7/9/2025
Title: Public Hearing - File No. PVAI2025-0005 Location: 466 Driftwood Ave., located south of Bloomer Rd. and west of John R, Parcel 15-14-430-008, zoned R-3 One Family Residential The applicant is requesting an appeal of the decision to deny a land division application for the subject property, the denial of which was partially based upon the proposed lots not meeting the minimum required width of 90 feet in the R-3 One Family Residential Zoning District per Sec. 138-5.100 Schedule of Regulations. In addition to the appeal, the applicant is requesting a dimensional variance from Sec. 138-5.100 Schedule of Regulations, which requires a minimum lot width of 90 feet in the R-3 One Family Residential Zoning District. The proposed variance, if granted, would potentially allow for the division of the existing parcel into two separate parcels, each with a lot width of 80 feet.
Attachments: 1. SUPPL Meeting Presentation.pdf, 2. Staff Report 062425.pdf, 3. Location Map.pdf, 4. Applicant's submittal 053025.pdf, 5. Application 053025.pdf, 6. Application questionnaire.pdf, 7. Public comment.pdf, 8. Public hearing notice.pdf
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Public Hearing - File No. PVAI2025-0005

Location: 466 Driftwood Ave., located south of Bloomer Rd. and west of John R, Parcel 15-14-430-008, zoned R-3 One Family Residential

The applicant is requesting an appeal of the decision to deny a land division application for the subject property, the denial of which was partially based upon the proposed lots not meeting the minimum required width of 90 feet in the R-3 One Family Residential Zoning District per Sec. 138-5.100 Schedule of Regulations.

In addition to the appeal, the applicant is requesting a dimensional variance from Sec. 138-5.100 Schedule of Regulations, which requires a minimum lot width of 90 feet in the R-3 One Family Residential Zoning District. The proposed variance, if granted, would potentially allow for the division of the existing parcel into two separate parcels, each with a lot width of 80 feet.

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Resolved, in the matter of File No. PVAI2025-0005, that the request for a variance from Section 138-5.100 Schedule of Regulations which requires the parcels to have a minimum lot width of 90 feet in the R-3 One Family Residential Zoning District, Parcel Identification Number 15-28-226- 009, be DENIED because a practical difficulty does not exist on the property as demonstrated in the record of proceedings and based on the following findings:

1. Compliance with the strict letter of the regulations of the Zoning Ordinance will not prevent the owner from utilizing the existing parcel for residential purposes in a manner that complies with the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance as demonstrated by the fact that there is an existing residential structure on the parcel and therefore no practical difficulty has been demonstrated for this property.

2. Granting the variance will not do substantial justice to nearby property owners as it would confer special benefits to the applicant that are not enjoyed by other property owners in the vicinity as there are other properties in close proximity...

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