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1227 E. Livingston St. - third dwelling unit

Case VAR2020-10000 · Variance · Multifamily · City of Orlando

1227 E Livingston St · aerial view

Approved, and nothing new has appeared on the public record since. Quiet for about 31 months.

In short

The applicant requests a variance of 1.4 ft. to the required 5 ft. side yard setback to permit the ground floor of an existing 2-story detached garage to be converted to a third dwelling unit, located 3.6 ft. from the side property line.

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The facts on file

Case numberVAR2020-10000
Project name, as filed1227 E. Livingston St. - third dwelling unit
Address1227 E Livingston St
Case typeVariance
ProductMultifamily
Site size0.2 acres
ApprovedApril 2, 2020
Applicant of recordLOCKE SPENCER
JurisdictionCity of Orlando

The story so far

January 9, 2020Application filed
February 25, 2020BZA hearing (item 2)
April 2, 2020Approved (status: Closed)
January 15, 2024Last recorded action (status: Closed)

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What this case is

Variance or deviation. A variance grants relief from one specific rule for one site, such as a setback, a height limit or a parking count, without changing the zoning. It is decided by a zoning board after a hearing, on a showing that the site has a hardship the rule did not anticipate. A variance by itself does not approve a project. It removes one obstacle for the site plan or permit that follows.

Who decides what on this record:

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