Summary
A developer wants to build a new single-family home on a vacant, oddly-shaped lot that has sat empty since 1970. Because the lot is slightly under the standard 5,000 square feet and needs a smaller setback, they needed board approval.
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Last discussed Apr 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
Brings new private investment and property tax revenue to a long-vacant infill lot.
✅Who benefits
The property owner/developer and the surrounding neighborhood, which will see new residential infill construction.
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