Summary
The board considered allowing an unpermitted carport to remain within the front and side setbacks at 1305 Oblate Avenue. The variance was requested to accommodate a medical need related to leukemia treatment, balancing zoning code enforcement with health necessities.
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Last discussed Feb 25, 2026.
Impact analysis
Property owner would be subject to a double permit fee.
The property owner and patient requiring vehicle shading for medical reasons.
None identified.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Accommodations Review Board — February 25, 2026
The board considered allowing an unpermitted carport to remain within the front and side setbacks at 1305 Oblate Avenue. The variance was requested to accommodate a medical need related to leukemia treatment, balancing zoning code enforcement with health necessities.
Accommodations Review Board — January 28, 2026
A resident requested a special accommodation to keep an unpermitted 20-by-20-foot carport within the 20-foot front setback at 1717 Salinas Street. The structure was built to protect a 77-year-old resident with multiple medical conditions and mobility challenges from inclement weather.
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