Summary
Homeowners on Woodland Drive want to build a new house closer to the street and side lot line than zoning allows, because of the constraints of their lakeside, floodplain-adjacent lot. The variance test requires exceptional circumstances unique to the lot, and the board must weigh floodplain safety rules and neighborhood character before deciding.
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Last discussed Jun 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct city cost — but if granted, the applicants get written notice that flood insurance premiums could rise by up to $25 per $100 of coverage.
The property owners, who can build a home suited to their irregular lakeside lot.
Nearby neighbors could see a home closer to lot lines than normally allowed, though staff found no substantial detriment.
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