05:45Nicole Drake presented her case, explaining that the pool, which was part of a detailed permit process involving building, plumbing, electric, and fire protection, had inadvertently been constructed closer to her house than the standard 10-foot requirement. The board reviewed the situation, noting that the setback from the property line remained conforming, and the variance needed was less than three feet. Drake assured the board that her neighbors had been notified, and there was no negative feedback regarding the pool construction.

11:26Several board members expressed their support for the application, citing the minimal nature of the variance and the absence of any negative impact on the neighborhood. One member noted the straightforwardness of the application and emphasized that the pool would not adversely affect the property or neighboring properties. Another member thanked Drake for her engagement with the process and confirmed their intention to vote in favor.

12:33The board voted unanimously to grant the variance, with the condition that all remaining permit processes be completed correctly. The resolution memorializing the ruling will be prepared for the board’s next regular meeting.

04:40In addition to Drake’s application, the board adopted a resolution for another property on Lurana Road, where the owners sought to construct an addition with insufficient setbacks. The resolution was adopted without any changes or objections from the board members.