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To receive public comment and consider a Variance to Section 4.2.4 of the Unified Development Code for addresses; 16924 Borromeo Ave, 17000 Borromeo Ave, 17012 Borromeo Ave, 17016 Borromeo Ave, 17020 Borromeo Ave, 16916 Casanova Ave, 16920 Casanova Ave, 17104 Casanova Ave, 17108 Casanova Ave, 17129 Casanova Ave, 17133 Casanova Ave, 17136 Casanova Ave, 17200 Casanova, 16928 Lathrop Ave, 17100 Lathrop Ave, 17028 Lathrop Ave, 17000 Lathrop Ave, 17104 Lathrop Ave, 17129 Lathrop Ave, 17133 Lathrop Ave, 17205 Lathrop Ave, 17209 Lathrop Ave, 17213 Lathrop Ave, 17233 Lathrop Ave, 17317 Lathrop Ave. To reduce each minimum front street setback from 25 feet to 20 feet within the Single Family Residential (SF-R) District; all to be known as the Carmel West Setback Variance. (BOA1902-01).
Summary
Generally located to the east of Weiss Ln and south of Jesse Bohls Rd and directly east of Weiss High school. The affected addresses are located along Borromeo, Casanova and Lathrop Avenues within Phase 1 Sections 1 and 2 of the Carmel West subdivision. The subdivision takes access through Wolf Pack Drive and Pleasanton Parkway, two collector streets that connect to Weiss Lane. Within Carmel West Phase 1 Section, 1 all properties are zoned for Single Family Residential (SF-R) District. In Carmel West Phase 1 Section 2, the properties include a mix of zoning districts with the majority zoned as Single Family Residential (SF-R) and a minority of lots zoned Single Family Mixed Use (SF-MU). The Districts allow for a mix of lot types and have different development standards. In January 2019, the applicant identified 25 properties within Carmel West Phase 1 Sections 1 and 2 that had not been built accurately to the 25’ minimum front street setback required in the Single Family Residential (SF-R) District. The affected properties were built with a 20’ front street setback, which is not the required minimum front street setback for the Single Family Residential (SF-R) District.
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