Zoning Board approves six area variances unanimously
The Hamburg Board of Zoning Appeals voted unanimously to approve six area variance applications at its October meeting.
The Hamburg Board of Zoning Appeals voted unanimously to approve six area variance applications at its October meeting.
Zoning board approves four residential variances with pool condition. The Board of Zoning Appeals voted unanimously to approve area variances for Rick Saunders' single-family dwelling on Scranton Road, Eileen Mahoney's deck on Sterling Road, and Laurie Toporek's covered porch on McKinley Parkway.
Hamburg zoning board unanimously approves five property variances in August meeting. Chairman Ric Dimpfl led the board to unanimous approval of five variance applications, including four for residential additions and garages and one for commercial signage at 4832 Camp Rd. James Roberts received two
Hamburg Zoning Board approves six variances in routine July session. The board unanimously granted six area-variance applications, including approvals for two detached residential garages, a pool-house and accessory structure, a day-care playground reduction from 4,500 to 3,000 square feet, and two
Hamburg Zoning Board denies pigeon-coop variance on six-to-one vote. Vice-Chairman Nicole Falkiewicz and five board members voted to deny Ira Butler's request for three area variances to keep 32 pigeons at 3678 Sixth St, citing neighborhood character impact and self-created difficulty; Commissioner
Zoning board approves animal rescue center at former strip club site. The Hamburg Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously approved a use variance for the 10 Lives Club to occupy 3747 Lakeshore Road, a one-acre industrial parcel formerly housing a strip club. The property declined in value from $2.5
Hamburg Zoning Board approves residential expansion variances in April meeting. The Board of Zoning Appeals, chaired by Ric Dimpfl, unanimously approved two area variances: Carl Dinezza's two-parcel subdivision at 58 North Shore Drive to bring his daughter from North Carolina closer to help care
The Hamburg Board of Zoning Appeals approved three variance applications and tabled two others Tuesday. Chairman Ric Dimpfl led the board in unanimously approving area variances for Texas Roadhouse signage at 5400 Southwestern Boulevard, temporary signage at 5140 Briercliff Drive, and Teresa
Board of Zoning Appeals approves three variance applications in February session. Chairman Ric Dimpfl's board unanimously granted an area variance to Paul Lenahan at 3669 Second Street for a residential addition with a 12-foot rear setback, with Commissioner Laura Hahn determining the self-created
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