Village of Cary Board of Zoning, Planning & Appeals met March 9.
Here is the minutes provided by the Board:
Case Number: 17-ZPA-02-002
Hearing Date: March 9, 2017
Property Address: 17 Tealwood Court
Petitioner: Michael and Susan Glines
Pin Number: 19-23-103-010
Request Variation to Increase the Permitted Lot Coverage from 35%
to 45% (Sec. 1720.040)
Members Present: Khoury, Chairman
Kretschmer O'Laughlin Graziano Williams Village Clerk Bragg
Members Absent: Pippen
Jasper
Staff Members Present: Brian Simmons, Director of Community Development
Chairman Khoury called the meeting to order at 7:30 PM. Member Williams arrived at 7:33 p.m. Chairman Khoury entertained a general consent motion to approve the minutes of February 23, 2017. The minutes were approved 4-0. Chairman Khoury called Village Case No. 17-ZPA-02-002 to order and reviewed the hearing and approval process with the petitioners.
Director Simmons presented an overview of the Petitioners request. The Petitioners, Michael and Susan Glines, are seeking to construct an above-ground pool, deck, and patio within the rear yard of the property located at 17 Tealwood Court. In addition to the improvements in their rear yard, the petitioners are also seeking to replace the service walk in front of the home with a larger paved surface. The proposed improvements will increase the Petitioner’s impervious surface coverage from 3,347 square feet (35.5%) to 4,277 square feet (45.36%).
Notice was printed in a timely manner in the Northwest Herald newspaper. The Petitioner has also completed the required written notice to property owners within 250 feet and Staff posted a public hearing sign on the subject property.
Member O'Laughlin asked for a brief review whether deck coverage would be allowed any impervious credit for water runoff. Director Simmons stated that decks are considered at 100% lot coverage.
The Petitioner, Susan Glines, presented plans for the family to improve the property for their family enjoyment. Chairman Khoury asked Mrs. Glines if there was any flexibility in the percentage of impervious coverage requested. Mrs. Glines agreed to discuss options in coverage percentages. Chairman Khoury asked the Board for comments regarding acceptable lot coverage percentages with the petition. Members Graziano and O'Laughlin agreed forty-five percent was acceptable.
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