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HomeMy WebLinkAboutApplicationCITY OF CARMEL PLANNING & ZONING APPLICATION Docket Number: PZ-2023-00124 Date Applied: 5/22/2023 Application Type: DSV - Hearing Officer, Single Family Application Fees: $0.00 Name of Project: Fennerty Residence, Side Setback Variance Project Address: 1344 CLARIDGE WAY N, CAR, 46032 Name of Applicant: Michael and Megan Fennerty City/State/Zip:Carmel, IN Applicant Address: 1344 N Claridge Way Name of Contact Person: Megan Fennerty Company: Address of Contact Person: 1344 N Claridge Way City/State/Zip:Carmel, IN, 46032 Email: meganfennerty1@gmail.com Phone: 5024325898 ePlan Review Contact Person: Megan Fennerty Phone: 5024325898 Email: meganfennerty1@gmail.com Name of Landowner: Michael and Megan Fennerty Email: meganfennerty1@gmail.com Parcel ID: 17-09-33-00-02-032.000 Area (in acres) of Property: 0.45 Engineer Contact Person: Phone: Email: Attorney Contact Person: Phone: Email: Architect Contact Person: Phone: Email: Zoning Classification: S-1 Overlay Zone: Legal Description: Acreage .45 Section 33, Township 18, Range 3 CLARIDGE FARM Section 2 Lot 58 Present Use of Property: One Family Dwelling Platted Proposed Use of Property: One Family Dwelling Platted Project Description: Fennerty Residence, Side Setback Variance - Residential addition for single car garage and covered outdoor patio with stamped concrete, outdoor kitchen, and fireplace. Roofline was attached to the existing house. Section of UDO being varied from: Variance to the UDO Section 2.04 S1 District Development Standards for aggregate side yard setback of 27' instead of required 30'. Explanation of why variance/waiver is being requested: Applicant was issued a building permit to build a garage and patio addition to the west side of applicant's lot. After construction was significantly completed and foundation inspection passed, Carmel notified applicant that section 2.04 S1 District Development Standards requiring 30' of minimum aggregate side yard setbacks had been overlooked in issuing applicant its building permit. The structure was built with a 10' setback on the west side of the lot leaving a 17' side yard set back on the east side of the lot from the existing home. We have received HOA approval and widespread blessing of the project by many adjacent neighbors and other neighbors throughout our neighborhood. Not only will the structure complement the aesthetic of our existing home, but it will also improve our property and neighborhood. We have received comments from nearby neighbors that the addition is unobtrusive and looks as if it was built with the house originally. Attorney: Engineer: *Note that required fees are due after the application has received a docket number , and not at the time of application submittal. Signature: Megan Fennerty By typing in my name, I swear that the foregoing statements, and answers herein contained and the information herewith submitted are in all respects true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.