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their new building.
According to zoning administrator David L. Konick, a guest house under the proposed zoning ordinance will be defined as not permanently occupied, not rented and not containing any kitchen facilities. Konick suggested that Fitzsimmons be requested to remove the cabin’s kitchen as a condition of approval of his special use permit.
Since the tract in question is three acres, only one permanent dwelling could be allowed under the terms of the zoning ordinance.
While Fitzsimmons indicated he would be willing to remove the kitchen, the application was postponed for a vote until after the board could make a site inspection. Kramer said he was “negatively inclined” but wanted to see the site.
Shaw
Because of the shape of his lot, the board approved a request from James Shaw for a variance to add a family room on the rear of his home on Route 211 between Route 622 and the high school.
The addition would be less than 50 feet from the side property line and less than 100 from the rear line. The land was characterized as a “nonconforming lot” and the board members voted that it would unreasonably restrict the use of his land were they to strictly enforce the set-back requirements.
Shaw had a letter from his neighbor, Ann L. Spieker, saying that she had no objection to the addition and that the surrounding land was an open field not likely to be affected in any way.
The board unanimously approved the application.
95.8%