Breezy Point Planning & Zoning Commission Approves Lakefront Variance

Overview: In a detailed session, the Breezy Point Planning & Zoning Commission approved a variance request for a property on Lake Pelican, despite the property exceeding the municipality’s impervious surface limits. The meeting also addressed the city’s 2025 meeting schedule, recognized long-serving members, and discussed future zoning revisions.

Breezy Point Commission Approves Animal Husbandry Permit and Advances Cannabis Ordinance

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Breezy Point Planning & Zoning Commission approved an interim use permit for animal husbandry on a residential property and advanced a cannabis ordinance set to address the upcoming expiration of a local moratorium. These discussions were part of a broader agenda that included conditional use applications and future city planning initiatives.

Breezy Point Commission Approves Variance for Patio Despite Concerns Over Encroachments

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Breezy Point Planning & Zoning Commission approved a variance application for a patio construction on Indian Hill, addressing issues of impervious surface coverage and existing encroachments from nearby structures. The decision, which passed without opposition, included conditions to manage stormwater runoff on-site.

Breezy Point Commission Approves Variances for Residential Developments and Community Garden Fence

Overview: The Breezy Point Planning & Zoning Commission met on September 10, 2024, to deliberate on several issues, including variance applications for residential developments and a conditional use permit for a community garden fence.

Breezy Point P&Z Commission Approves Variance for Shore View Lane Property Amid Community Support

Overview: The Breezy Point Planning & Zoning Commission held its meeting on August 14, 2024, where the primary focus was on variance applications affecting residential properties on Shore View Lane. The commission approved variance application V246, submitted by Lauren and Melinda Kerfield, which garnered community support and discussions on stormwater management and road setbacks.