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File #: TMP-32436    Version: 1
Type: Board of Adjustment Item Status: Approved
File created: 2/3/2026 Meeting Body: Board of Adjustment
On agenda: 2/10/2026 Final action: 2/10/2026
Enactment date: Enactment #:
Title: Case # 62-2026 A request by Eric Cooper (agent), on behalf of Tate Henry Cooper (owner), seeking relief from the provisions of Sec. 29-4, Table 4.1-5 and Sec. 29-4.3(g)(1) of the Unified Development Code relating to the placement and extension of a “shared” driveway between 210 and 300 Edgewood Avenue and the location of existing and future vehicle parking in proximity to a property line. If relief is granted, the existing “shared” driveway would be considered lawfully compliant in its current location and authorized to be extended approximately 84-feet eastward within 5-feet of the existing shared property line. Additionally, if relief is granted parking within 6-feet of a lot improved with a single- or two-family use would be authorized. This request is being considered concurrently with Case # 339-2025 which seeks similar relief be granted upon property addressed as 210 Edgewood Avenue, to the north, so as to allow a building permit to be issued for a future UDC code-compliant det...
Attachments: 1. Staff Report to Board of Adjustment, 2. Locator Maps, 3. Application, Denial Ltr, Supporting Documents, 4. Hearing Ad, Parties In Interest Letter, & Parties In Interest List
Department: Community Development

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Case # 62-2026

 

A request by Eric Cooper (agent), on behalf of Tate Henry Cooper (owner), seeking relief from the provisions of Sec. 29-4, Table 4.1-5 and Sec. 29-4.3(g)(1) of the Unified Development Code relating to the placement and extension of a “shared” driveway between 210 and 300 Edgewood Avenue and the location of existing and future vehicle parking in proximity to a property line. If relief is granted, the existing “shared” driveway would be considered lawfully compliant in its current location and authorized to be extended approximately 84-feet eastward within 5-feet of the existing shared property line.  Additionally, if relief is granted parking within 6-feet of a lot improved with a single- or two-family use would be authorized. This request is being considered concurrently with Case # 339-2025 which seeks similar relief be granted upon property addressed as 210 Edgewood Avenue, to the north, so as to allow a building permit to be issued for a future UDC code-compliant detached garage.