1. The property measures 77 feet in width, 84 feet in depth, with an overall lot area of 6,430 square
Board of Adjustment · 2026-04-21 · agenda_item
A property owner is seeking approval to build a swimming pool and connecting decking at their residence. The property is located on a corner lot and measures 6,430 square feet, with a width of 77 feet and a depth of 84 feet. The current zoning is RS-1, which requires a minimum lot area of 9,000 square feet and a width of 90 feet. The existing home was built in 2025. The owner has applied for variances to allow for a rear yard setback of 14.5 feet instead of 30 feet, 48% lot coverage instead of 35%, and a pool setback of 1.5 feet instead of 5 feet. This item is currently under review by the Board of Adjustment. The project would involve site preparation for the pool and decking, followed by installation of the pool and associated concrete or paver work for the decking. Contractors specializing in pool construction, concrete work, and general site preparation could find opportunities. Reaching out to the property owner or their representatives early could provide an advantage before final plans and permits are secured.
- property width
- 77 feet
- property depth
- 84 feet
- lot area
- 6,430 square feet
- rear yard setback variance
- 14.5 feet
- required rear yard setback
- 30 feet
- lot coverage variance
- 48 %
- maximum lot coverage
- 35 %
- swimming pool setback variance
- 1.5 feet
- required swimming pool setback
- 5 feet
- minimum lot area requirement
- 9,000 square feet
- minimum lot width requirement
- 90 feet
- encroachment on rear setback
- 1 foot
- encroachment on rear setback
- 1.1 feet
- lot area
- 1983
Industries that could win this work
- Site Prep, Grading & Hardscape
- Concrete & Masonry
- Pool & Spa Construction
- General Contractor
- Engineering & Architecture
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