During the meeting, the applicant presented their case, stating that the additional lot coverage was to accommodate a modest pool and a deck area for family and friends to enjoy, while still maintaining lawn space for their dog. The property in question is on a substandard lot, and the new home built there in 2012 had already been approved for a variance at the time. The applicant was seeking a further 4% increase in lot coverage for additional pavers on the south side of the pool.

A board member inquired about the pavers shown in the plans and clarified their location and connection to the existing patio. The applicant confirmed that the pavers would be on the left (south) side, connecting the patio to the pool area. After the presentation and a brief discussion, the board opened the floor to public comments. Seeing no further input from the audience, the public hearing was closed, and the board moved to a vote.

The variance was approved unanimously based on the standards outlined in section 34-28 of the Land Development Code. No board member voiced opposition, and there was no further discussion after the motion to approve.

The meeting also covered routine agenda items, including the approval of minutes from the previous meeting and the scheduling of the next meeting for July 2nd, which is set to include two new items and one deferred item.