2404 April 09 BZA Pkt (Draft)
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BILL GILLESPIE, JR.
MAYOR
J. SCOTT STEPHENS, AICP DIRECTOR
CITY OF PRATTVILLE BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENT A G E N D A April 9, 2024 4:00pm The Pledge of Allegiance: Invocation: Roll Call: Chairman Charles Knapp, Vice-Chairman Billy Barrett, Jr., Mr. Jerry Crosby, Mr. Greg Duke, and Ms. Sarah Johnson. Call to Order: Character Trait of the Month: Dependability … Fulfilling what I consented to do, even if it means unexpected sacrifice. Committee Reports: Old Business: None
New Business: 1. 240312-04 SPECIAL EXCEPTION: R/V Park 1090 Country Club Commercial Park Drive Harry Dismukes & Jimmy Rawlinson, Petitioners
Public Hearing District 2
2. 240409-01 VARIANCE: To vary from the required minimum tract size and sanitation requirements for an R/V Park 1090 Country Club Commercial Park Drive Harry Dismukes & Jimmy Rawlinson, Petitioners
Public Hearing District 2
3. 240409-02 REHEARING APPEAL: To allow an accessory dwelling 108 Abney Drive Mark & Shauna Andrews, Petitioner
Public Hearing District 7
Minutes: March 12, 2024
Miscellaneous Adjourn:
Alabama Code Section 11-52-81 Board of adjustment - Appeals to circuit court from final decision of board of adjustment. Any party aggrieved by any final judgment or decision of such board of zoning adjustment may within 15 days thereafter appeal therefrom to the circuit court by filing with such board a written notice of appeal specifying the judgment or decision from which the appeal is taken. In case of such appeal such board shall cause a transcript of the proceedings in the action to be certified to the court to which the appeal is taken, and the action in such court shall be tried de novo.
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City of Prattville Board of Zoning Adjustment 1 Minutes 2 March 12, 2024 3 4 5 CALL TO ORDER: 6 The regular meeting of the Prattville Board of Zoning Adjustment (BZA) was called to order at 4:00 p.m. 7 on Tuesday, March 12, 2024 in the Prattville City Hall Council Chambers. After the Pledge of Allegiance, 8 invocation and reading the Character Trait, the meeting commenced. 9
10 ROLL CALL: 11 Members present were Chairman Charles Knapp, Vice-Chairman Billy Barrett, Mr. Jerry Crosby, Mr. 12
Greg Duke, and Ms. Sarah Johnson. 13 14 Quorum Present 15
16 Staff present were Mr. Scott Stephens, City Planner; Mr. Joshua McKinney, Planner; Ms. Bria Hudson, 17 Planner, and Ms. Alisa Morgan, Secretary. 18 19 CHARACTER TRAIT OF THE MONTH: 20 The Character Trait of the Month is Endurance… The inner strength to withstand stress and do my best. 21 22 COMMITTEE REPORTS: 23 Mr. Stephens informed the BZA that agenda item #1 variance request for a sign was removed because 24 the zoning requirements were met and agenda item #4 is postponed to the next meeting (April 9th). 25 26 OLD BUSINESS: 27 There was no old business to discuss. 28 29 NEW BUSINESS: 30 SPECIAL EXCEPTION: 31 Metal Siding 32 2091 Fairview Avenue 33 Webb Builders, Inc., Petitioner 34 35
Mr. McKinney introduced the special exception request to allow a structure with metal siding. He stated 36 that the proposed detail shop will be similar to the existing truck shop located on property at 2091 Fairview 37 Avenue. 38 39 Danny Webb of Webb Builders, Inc., petitioner’s representative, presented the request. 40 41 Chairman Knapp opened the floor for public comments. There were none to speak. The public hearing 42 was closed. 43 44 Chairman Knapp opened the discussion for the Board. Ms. Johnson moved to establish the findings of 45 fact stating that 1) development of the proposed use is in the public interest and meets the spirit of the 46
City of Prattville Zoning Ordinance; and 2) the proposed use will not cause substantial adverse impact to 47 adjacent or nearby properties or uses. Mr. Crosby seconded the motion. The motion to approve the 48 findings of fact passed unanimously. 49
50 After no further discussion, the vote was called. Mr. Barrett moved to approve the request to allow a 51 structure with metal siding as submitted based on the approved findings of fact. Mr. Duke seconded the 52
motion. The motion to approve passed unanimously. 53 54 55
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SPECIAL EXCEPTION: 56 Accessory Dwelling 57 318 Camellia Drive 58 Roberto Brito & Biviana Catalan, Petitioners 59 60 Ms. Hudson introduced the special exception request to allow an accessory dwelling on property located 61 at 318 Camellia Drive. She stated that the applicant is proposing to enclose the existing garage. 62 63 Roberto Brito & Biviana Catalan, petitioners, presented the request. 64
65 Chairman Knapp opened the floor for public comments. There were none to speak. The public hearing 66 was closed. 67
68 Chairman Knapp opened the discussion for the Board. Mr. Duke moved to establish the findings of fact 69 stating that 1) development of the proposed use is in the public interest and meets the spirit of the City of 70
Prattville Zoning Ordinance; 2) the proposal is an allowable special exception, and is not a prohibited use 71 in the underlying zoning district; and 3) the proposed use will not cause substantial adverse impact. Mr. 72 Crosby seconded the motion. The motion to approve the findings of fact passed unanimously. 73 74 After no further discussion, the vote was called. Mr. Barrett moved to approve the request to allow an 75 accessory dwelling as submitted based on the approved findings of fact. Ms. Johnson seconded the 76 motion. The motion to approve passed unanimously. 77 78 MINUTES: 79 Mr. Barrett moved to approve the minutes of the February 13, 2024 regular meeting. The motion to 80 approve passed unanimously. 81 82 Miscellaneous 83 City Attorney, Andrew Odom, met with the BZA, at their request, to discuss their meetings being recorded 84
and posted online (i.e. on YouTube). In their discussion the Board agreed that since any citizen is freely 85 allowed to record their meetings, they would uphold their current standing of not uploading recordings of 86 the BZA meeting online. 87 88 ADJOURN: 89 After no further comments, questions, or discussion the meeting was adjourned at 4:29 p.m. 90
91 Respectfully submitted, 92 93
94 Alisa Morgan, Secretary 95
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Board of Zoning Adjustment
Staff Report
Special Exception 240312-04
MEETING DATE: April 9, 2024
PETITIONER: Harry Dismukes & Jimmy Rawlinson
PROPERTY OWNER: Harry Dismukes & Jimmy Rawlinson
SUBJECT SITE: 1090 & 1091 Country Commercial Park Drive
REQUEST: Special Exception to allow an RV Park
CURRENT ZONING: B-2 (General Business District)
LOCATION: Southwest corner of US Hwy 82 and Hwy 14
SURROUNDING LAND North: B-3 (Commercial/Retail) USES AND ZONING: South: B-2 & M-1(Commercial/Retail and Industrial (Fras-le)) East: B-2 (Gas Station/C-Store)
West: B-2 (Commercial/Retail)
DEVELOPMENT STATUS & HISTORY:
Previous Requests: None found
DESCRIPTION OF REQUEST:
1. Special Exception request to allow an RV Park on the proposed sites.
ZONING ORDINANCE REFERENCED
Article 3. – Board of Zoning Adjustment
§12.03 Special Exceptions
§12.03.01 The Board hears and decides requests for approval of Special Exceptions as set out in this Ordinance.
§12.03.02 Special Exceptions require application to the Board on forms provided by the Director.
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§12.03.03 Notice of the scheduled hearing is given to the applicant and other interested parties in accordance with board
rules.
§12.03.04 The Board reviews the request for compliance with this Ordinance and all other applicable codes and
ordinances of the City. Before granting any Special Exception, the Board must make written findings determining that the
proposed Special Exception will not:
1. Be contrary to the public interest and will ensure that the spirit of this Ordinance is observed;
2. Permit the establishment of a use prohibited in the zoning district; and
3. Cause a substantial adverse impact on property or improvements in the vicinity or in the applicable district.
§12.03.05 The Board may impose such conditions for approval that it deems necessary in the particular case to protect the
public interest and the intent of the Comprehensive Plan and this Ordinance. Such conditions apply to the land, structure,
and use for which the Special Exception is granted and not to a particular person. Violations of conditions lawfully
attached to any Special Exception constitute violations of this Ordinance.
§12.03.06 Board approval of a Special Exception pertains solely to that specific use at the location specified in the
application. Such approval is not transferable to another use at that location or the same use at another location.
§12.03.07 Special Exception approval lapses and will be of no effect if, after one year from the date of Board approval, no
construction or change in use pursuant to the approval has taken place. The Board may, for good cause shown, specify a
longer period of time in conjunction with its approval.
§7.17 Recreational Vehicle Parks and Campgrounds
§7.17.01 RV Park and Campground Standards
1. Minimum tract size: Three acres
2. Minimum street frontage: 100 ft.
3. No structures, camp sites or RV spaces may encroach into the following minimum setbacks:
a. Front yard: 35 ft
b. Side yard: 30 ft
c. Rear yard: 35 ft
4. Parking. At least one parking space must be provided for each camp site plus one parking space per employee. Parking
spaces are not required to be paved but must be graded and surfaced as approved by the Director.
5. Minimum open space recreation area. At least 5,000 sf for the first 20 RV spaces plus 150 sf for each additional RV
space.
6. Lighting. All vehicular drives, common areas and walkways providing access to restrooms, campground office and
other common facilities must be adequately lighted for vehicular and pedestrian traffic safety.
Lighting must be arranged and designed to minimize illuminating individual RV spaces and camp sites.
7. Access
a. All RV spaces and all parking, sanitary, recreation and other common facilities must be accessed from an internal
vehicular drive designed to accommodate recreational vehicles.
b. All such vehicular drives must be maintained by the park owner or operator and open for access at all times to
emergency vehicles.
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c. Vehicular drives must be surfaced with asphalt, crushed rock or other suitable, dustless material approved by the
Director. Vehicular drives must be at least 12 ft wide for one-way traffic and 22 foot wide for two-way traffic. Parallel
parking along the vehicular drive requires at least ten feet in additional width.
8. Sanitation
a. The following facilities must be provided, at a minimum, for the exclusive use of park occupants: two toilets and
lavatories for each 15 camp sites and RV spaces or fraction thereof not provided with a water connection, two shower
facilities and a washer and dryer.
b. If any RV spaces are not provided with drain inlets to receive discharge of toilets, dump stations, built to code and
designed to receive the discharge of sewage holding tanks of self-contained vehicles must be provided in an accessible
location. Such stations must be separated from all camp sites and RV spaces by at least 100 ft.
c. Two-cubic yard or larger waste containers must be located within 300 ft of every RV space, but no closer than 100 ft.
Alternatively, the Director may approve the use of individual waste containers for each RV space provided the park
operator provides for regular waste pickup from RV spaces.
d. Dump stations and two-cubic yard and larger waste containers may not be closer than 30 ft to any property line and
must be screened in accordance with §10.03 Screening.
§7.17.02 Standards for RV spaces
1. Each RV spaces must be at least 500 sf in area. Spaces for non-motorized recreational vehicles must be large enough
for the RV and the passenger vehicle pulling the RV unless parking is provided for the passenger vehicle within 150 ft of
the space served.
2. No occupied RV may be located anywhere but in an approved RV space and only one recreational vehicle may be
located in each RV space.
3. Spaces must be designed to provide at least 20 feet separation between RVs in adjoining spaces.
§7.17.03 Short-term residence in recreational vehicles is permitted only in approved RV parks subject to the
following:
1. A short-term recreational vehicle residence permit must be obtained, which is limited to six months, but may be
renewed for no more than one additional six-month period. The permit application must be accompanied by a
letter from the employer, verifying and describing the short-term job/employment, including the length of
employment.
2. Short-term residence may not exceed 12 months in a 24-month period and must be solely for short-term work
or business purposes, as verified, in writing, by a local business or employer.
3. Not more than 25% of the approved spaces in the RV Park may be used for short-term residence at any one
time.
4. All short-term residential recreational vehicles must be legally registered and tagged, maintained in good
aesthetic appearance and function and be kept road-worthy.
5. They may only be parked in a space with a direct sanitary disposal connection.
6. No porches, permanent stairs or other structures or additions may be attached to the recreational
ANALYSIS/EVALUATION:
Note that this Special Exception request is accompanied by a variance request application (240409-01). The Special
Exception request includes two, adjacent locations: 1091 Country Club Commercial Park Drive (Location 1 on below map)
and 1090 Country Club Commercial Park Drive (Location 2 on below map).
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Also note, this Special Exception request is only to allow the proposed use (RV Park) at this location. If approved, the
applicant must still submit to the Planning Department a complete site plan and other applicable plans that comply with the
requirements of the Zoning Ordinance (e.g. lighting plan, waste containers, sanitation facilities, access drives, etc) and other
applicable ordinances and regulations (unless a variance is approved).
Location 1
This site is approximately 3.01 acres, which meets the minimum tract size of 3 acres. It also meets the minimum street
frontage of 100ft and has adequate space to accommodate the required setbacks, parking, and open space recreation area.
The site has an existing structure that the applicant states may be used to provide the required sanitation facilities, showers,
and washer/dryer (the accompanying variance application includes a request to remove the shower facility requirement).
This site has approximately 550ft of frontage along Country Club Commercial Park Drive and 320ft of frontage along Hwy
14, which sees more than 8,000 cars per day.
The property to the west has a variety of retail uses and a restaurant; to the east is a gas station/convenience store. To the
south (across Hwy 14) is Fras-Le North America.
Location 2
The accompanying variance application includes a request to waive the minimum requirements noted below.
This site is approximately 2 acres, which does not meet the required minimum tract size of 3 acres. It has approximately
240ft of frontage along Country Club Commercial Park Drive which meets the required minimum street frontage of 100ft.
There are no existing structures on site.
Section 7.17.01 (7) (a) states that “All RV spaces and all parking, sanitary, recreation and other common facilities must be
accessed from an internal vehicular drive designed to accommodate recreational vehicles.” Location 2 does not meet this
requirement unless a facility is built. The applicant is requesting (part of the variance application) to utilize Location 1 for
the required common facilities, and Location 1 cannot be accessed by an internal vehicular drive (they are separated by a
public street).
The Board may consider the Special Exception request for Location 1, Location 2, or both together (again noting that if the
request is granted, all other requirements of the zoning ordinance must be met unless a variance is granted).
If the Board wishes to consider granting this Special Exception, a suggested condition on the approval (per § 12.03.05)
would be to require frontage (§ 10.04.03) and perimeter (§ 10.04.05) landscaping as found in the zoning ordinance (buffer
landscaping is already required for campgrounds), and/or a fence as found in § 10.05. Location 1 is highly visible with
320ft of frontage along a heavily traveled state highway. Adequate landscaping with fencing would provide screening into
the proposed use from public views, as well some mitigation of highway and traffic noise into the proposed campground/RV
Park.
The Board should determine if this proposed use is contrary to the public interest and/or if it may cause a substantial adverse
impact on the properties or improvements in the vicinity.
PLANNING STAFF EVALUATION:
Reviewed by: Scott Stephens, City Planner
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Location 1
Location 2
Location 1 Location 2
Subject Locations viewed from Country Club Commercial Park Drive, facing north:
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Locations from across Hwy 14
Location 1 from across Hwy 14
Location 1 Location 2
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Location 1 Location 2
Adjacent
Commercial
Locations from across Hwy 14
Locations from the north on Country Club Commercial Park Drive
Location 1
Location 2
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Location 2 from the north on Country Club Commercial Park Drive
Location 2
Adjacent
Commercial
Location 1 from Country Club Commercial Park Drive
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Board of Zoning Adjustment
Staff Report
Variance 240409-01
MEETING DATE: April 9, 2024
PETITIONER: Harry Dismukes & Jimmy Rawlinson
PROPERTY OWNER: Harry Dismukes & Jimmy Rawlinson
SUBJECT SITE: 1090 & 1091 Country Commercial Park Drive
REQUEST: Variance from tract size and sanitation requirements
CURRENT ZONING: B-2 (General Business District)
LOCATION: Southwest corner of US Hwy 82 and Hwy 14
SURROUNDING LAND North: B-3 (Commercial/Retail) USES AND ZONING: South: B-2 & M-1(Commercial/Retail and Industrial (Fras-le)) East: B-2 (Gas Station/C-Store)
West: B-2 (Commercial/Retail)
DEVELOPMENT STATUS & HISTORY:
Previous Requests: None found
DESCRIPTION OF REQUEST:
1. Allow a campground/RV Park on a parcel smaller than the minimum size (Location 2) 2. Allow a campground/RV Park without required, on-site sanitary, shower, washing facilities (Location 2) 3. Allow a campground/RV Park without required shower facilities (Locations 1 & 2)
ZONING ORDINANCE REFERENCED
§12.04 Variances
§12.04.01. The Board may authorize upon appeal in specific cases such variances from the terms of this Ordinance as will
not be contrary to the public interest, where, owing to special conditions, a literal enforcement of the
provisions of this Ordinance will result in unnecessary hardship, and so that the spirit of the ordinance is
observed and substantial justice done.
§12.04.02. A variance may be granted in such individual cases upon a finding by the Board that an unnecessary hardship
does, in fact, exist. In no case may the Board grant a variance that permits the land or structure to be occupied
by a use prohibited in the applicable zoning district.
§12.04.03. It is the intent of this Ordinance that a variance be issued only to mitigate a physical condition of a parcel of
land which poses a practical barrier to its development and use as otherwise permitted by this Ordinance.
Variances are limited to the minimum adjustment necessary to enable the reasonable use of the land.
§12.04.04 The Board uses the following guidelines in evaluating variance requests:
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1. Special conditions and circumstances exist which are peculiar to the land, structure, or building involved and
which are generally not applicable to other lands structures, or buildings in the same district.
2. A literal interpretation of the ordinance would deprive the applicant of rights commonly enjoyed by other
properties in the same district under the terms of the ordinance.
3. The special conditions, for which relief is sought, did not result from actions of the applicant (self-imposed
hardship);
4. Granting of the variance is in harmony with the intent and purposes of the ordinance;
5. The variance will not adversely affect surrounding property, the general neighborhood, or the community as a
whole;
6. The variance will not allow the establishment of any use expressly or by implication prohibited in the
applicable district;
7. The variance requested is the minimum adjustment necessary to enable the legal use of the land or structure.
§7.17 Recreational Vehicle Parks and Campgrounds
§7.17.01 RV Park and Campground Standards
1. Minimum tract size: Three acres
2. Minimum street frontage: 100 ft.
3. No structures, camp sites or RV spaces may encroach into the following minimum setbacks:
a. Front yard: 35 ft
b. Side yard: 30 ft
c. Rear yard: 35 ft
4. Parking. At least one parking space must be provided for each camp site plus one parking space per employee. Parking
spaces are not required to be paved but must be graded and surfaced as approved by the Director.
5. Minimum open space recreation area. At least 5,000 sf for the first 20 RV spaces plus 150 sf for each additional RV
space.
6. Lighting. All vehicular drives, common areas and walkways providing access to restrooms, campground office and
other common facilities must be adequately lighted for vehicular and pedestrian traffic safety.
Lighting must be arranged and designed to minimize illuminating individual RV spaces and camp sites.
7. Access
a. All RV spaces and all parking, sanitary, recreation and other common facilities must be accessed from an
internal vehicular drive designed to accommodate recreational vehicles.
b. All such vehicular drives must be maintained by the park owner or operator and open for access at all times to
emergency vehicles.
c. Vehicular drives must be surfaced with asphalt, crushed rock or other suitable, dustless material approved by the
Director. Vehicular drives must be at least 12 ft wide for one-way traffic and 22 foot wide for two-way traffic. Parallel
parking along the vehicular drive requires at least ten feet in additional width.
8. Sanitation
a. The following facilities must be provided, at a minimum, for the exclusive use of park occupants: two toilets and
lavatories for each 15 camp sites and RV spaces or fraction thereof not provided with a water connection, two
shower facilities and a washer and dryer.
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b. If any RV spaces are not provided with drain inlets to receive discharge of toilets, dump stations, built to code and
designed to receive the discharge of sewage holding tanks of self-contained vehicles must be provided in an accessible
location. Such stations must be separated from all camp sites and RV spaces by at least 100 ft.
c. Two-cubic yard or larger waste containers must be located within 300 ft of every RV space, but no closer than 100 ft.
Alternatively, the Director may approve the use of individual waste containers for each RV space provided the park
operator provides for regular waste pickup from RV spaces.
d. Dump stations and two-cubic yard and larger waste containers may not be closer than 30 ft to any property line and
must be screened in accordance with §10.03 Screening.
ANALYSIS/EVALUATION:
Note that this variance request is accompanied by a Special Exception application (240312-04). The proposed use of a
campground/RV Park is only permitted through Special Exception in a B-2 zone. The request includes two, adjacent
locations: 1091 Country Club Commercial Park Drive (Location 1 on below map) and 1090 Country Club Commercial Park
Drive (Location 2 on below map). If the Special Exception is approved, the applicant must still submit to the Planning
Department a complete site plan and other applicable plans that comply with the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance (e.g.
lighting plan, waste containers, sanitation facilities, access drives, etc) and other applicable ordinances and regulations
(unless a variance is approved).
Location 1
The site has an existing structure that the applicant states may be used to provide the required sanitation facilities, showers,
and washer/dryer. The applicant is requesting a variance to waive the requirement of the required shower facility. See
attached application information for applicant’s request and reasoning.
Location 2
This site is approximately 2 acres, which does not meet the required minimum tract size of 3 acres. The variance request is
to allow the RV park without meeting the required tract size.
Section 7.17.01 (7) (a) states that “All RV spaces and all parking, sanitary, recreation and other common facilities must be
accessed from an internal vehicular drive designed to accommodate recreational vehicles.” Location 2 does not meet this
requirement unless a facility is built. The applicant is requesting a variance to waive this requirement and utilize Location
1 for the required common facilities, and Location 1 cannot be accessed by an internal vehicular drive (they are separated
by a public street).
See Special Exception staff report (240312-04) for more information and pictures.
PLANNING STAFF EVALUATION:
Reviewed by: Scott Stephens, City Planner
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Location 1
Location 2
Location 1 Location 2
Subject Locations viewed from Country Club Commercial Park Drive, facing north:
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Board of Zoning Adjustment
Staff Report
Rehearing Appeal 240409-02
MEETING DATE: April 9, 2024
PETITIONER: Mark Andrews
PROPERTY OWNER: Mark Andrews
SUBJECT SITE: 108 Abney Street
REQUEST: Requesting a rehearing for a special exception for an Accessory Dwelling Unit.
CURRENT ZONING: R-2 (Single-Family Residential)
SURROUNDING LAND North: Single-Family Residential (R-2) USES AND ZONING: South: Single-Family Residential (R-2) East: Single-Family Residential (R-2) West: Single-Family Residential (R-2)
DEVELOPEMNT STATUS & HISTORY:
Previous Requests: Special Exception Request on February 13, 2024 (Denied)
Conditions of Previous Approval: N/A
DESCRIPTION OF PETITION REQUEST:
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ZONING ORDINANCE REFERENCED:
The provisions of the Zoning Ordinance in which item 1 is requested is referenced in section described below:
§12.06 Decisions and Rehearing
§12.06.01 All decisions rendered by the Board are final and binding upon all parties.
§12.06.02 No appeal of an administrative decision may be reheard by the Board.
§12.06.03 Once the Board has rendered a decision on a request for a variance or a Special Exception on a parcel or
portion thereof, no new application for a variance or Special Exception on the same property or portion thereof may be
considered by the Board for a 365-day period. However, during the 365-day period, the owner may request a hearing
before the Board to present facts or evidence demonstrating that conditions, as they existed at the time of the previous
request, have changed substantially to warrant consideration of a request for a variance or a Special Exception prior to the
end of the 365-day period.
1. Any applicant requesting a waiver of the 365-day period must appear before the Board in accordance with the
regular application and hearing procedure.
2. If the Board finds, by the affirmative vote of four members, that conditions have substantially changed and a
waiver warranted, the applicant may submit a new application. The new application will be heard at a subsequent
meeting, subject to all regular procedural requirements.
3. Allowing a new application and hearing does not obligate the Board to grant the requested action.
ANAYLSIS/EVALUATION:
The applicant has submitted an appeal to the Board of Zoning Adjustment to allow a rehearing for a Special Exception for
an accessory dwelling unit at the property located at 108 Abney Street. The applicant is seeking the rehearing based on
updated changes to the proposed accessory dwelling unit. The applicant will present updated changes that will better align
with the recommendations from the BZA commission members and Zoning Ordinance.
Updated Changes:
Shingle Roof/Gable Style: The applicant has revised the design of the accessory dwelling unit to include a shingle roof in
a gable style. This modification is in line with the aesthetic of the existing residential.
Gray Vinyl Siding: The applicant has opted for gray vinyl siding, which is in line with the style of the existing residential
structure.
Pole Barn: The use of a pole barn construction for the accessory dwelling unit ensures a cost-effective and efficient
building process. This will provide a foundation for the proposed structure.
If granted, a new application may be heard at a subsequent meeting (§ 12.06.03(2))
PLANNING STAFF EVALUATION:
Reviewed by: Bria Hudson, Planner
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