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HomeMy WebLinkAboutStaffRep1 101820231 H:\ZBA\Applications\2023\23ZBA4 - 64 Old Colchester Rd Ext (13' variance of 75' rear setback)\Staff\23ZBA4-64OldColExt StaffRep1 10182023.doc TOWN OF MONTVILLE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS STAFF REPORT DATE: October 18, 2023 TO: Montville Zoning Board of Appeals FROM: Stacy Radford, Zoning and Wetlands Officer RE: Application # 23 ZBA 4 – 13’ Variance from the minimum required rear yard setback of 75’, as required in Zoning District WRP-160. ZR Section 5.6.3 ______________________________________________________________________ APPLICANT/OWNER: Norman J. Passarelli Jr. & Kelli M. Passarelli SITE ADDRESS: 64 Old Colchester Road Ext. (Parcel ID: 057-027-000), Oakdale, CT ZONING DISTRICT: WRP-160 PROPOSAL: 13’ Variance from the minimum required WRP-160 rear yard setback of 75’ to construct a new single family residence 62’ from the rear boundary line STAFF COMMENTS: The property is located in the Water Resource Protection Zone – (WRP-160) on about 2.72 acres (118,483 square feet) and has approximately 567 feet of frontage on Old Colchester Rd. Ext. The property is a legal pre-existing, non-conforming undeveloped lot with regards to its size. The minimum required lot size in this district is 160,000 square feet. The required front and rear yard setbacks are 75 feet each and the side yard setbacks are 30 feet each. The applicant proposes to construct a Single Family Residence with a 8’ x 20’ front porch and 10’ x 62’ rear porch and associated site improvements. The Single Family Residence is proposed to be approximately 62’ +/- into the required 75’ rear yard setback, requiring a 13’ variance. The location of single family residence and required minimium yard setbacks, pursuant to the requirements of the WRP-160 Zoning District are shown on a plan entitled “Zoning Location Survey Property of Norman J. & Kelli M. Passarelli, for property located at 64 Old Colchester Road Ext., Town of Montville – County of New London – Connecticut, dated September 13, 2023 and signed by James Bernardo, Licensed Land Surveyor on October 11, 2023.” The applicant states the hardship is as follows: “The property is a pre-existing non-conforming lot (lot area) and of irregular shape. The minimum zoning yard setbacks significantly reduce the potential development locations for the property.”