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Zoning Board of Appeals

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Zoning Board of Appeals 4.13.2022

Wednesday, April 13, 2022 · Time unknowncompleted

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Zoning Board of Appeals — April 13, 2022 ATTENDEES: Kim Morris, Kristen McDonald, Tomasz, and Maddie Hines. - The board initially lacked a quorum and waited for Kristen McDonald to arrive. Once four members were present, it called the meeting to order and completed roll call. - Members approved the prior meeting minutes. Before the vote, they clarified that Maddie Hines, rather than Kim Morris, had voted nay during an earlier discussion about aggrieved-party status. The transcript does not provide the underlying case details. - The board approved a written order relating to an appeal of an administrative decision. The order was described as restating findings of fact from the board’s earlier consideration. - The board also approved a separate written order granting a variance. Staff said the document listed the conditions attached to the variance. The transcript does not identify the property, applicant, or specific variance conditions. - Staff emphasized completing the orders promptly because the matter was characterized as a larger decision and someone could appeal it. The orders were intended to start the applicable appeal timeline. - No requests were on file for the next month. Staff said the board would probably not meet, since the only likely business would be approving this meeting’s minutes. - The board was told that two applicants had applied for the two vacant alternate positions. Their appointments were expected to go to City Council on Monday, with possible appointments within a few days. Worth watching: - Whether an appeal is filed after the written orders begin the appeal timeline. - Whether City Council appoints two alternates, which could help prevent future quorum problems. - Whether any new ZBA requests are submitted before the next regular meeting period. Upcoming: City Council is expected to consider two alternate-position applicants on Monday; the ZBA said it will probably not meet next month unless new business arises. Why it matters: The board formally documented prior appeal and variance actions while seeking to restore enough membership to reliably reach quorum.

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