City of Colorado Springs - File #: CPC NV 20-00111

File #:

CPC NV 20-00111 Version: 1

Name:

PODS at Mark Dabling

Type:

Planning Case

Status:

Passed

File created:

10/27/2020

In control:

Planning Commission

On agenda:

11/19/2020

Final action:

11/19/2020

Title:

A Nonuse Variance to City Code Section 7.3.204(A) allowing a 20-foot side yard setback where a 30-foot side yard setback is required, located at 5805 Mark Dabling Boulevard. (Quasi-Judicial) Presenter: Gaby Serrano, Planner II, Planning & Community Development

Attachments:

1. Nonuse Variance Project Statement, 2. 7.3.204 OC-Industrial-SpecPurpose Development Standards, 3. 7.5.802.B Nonuse Variance Criteria

Related files:

CPC CU 20-00110

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result	Action Details	Meeting Details	Video
11/19/2020	1	Planning Commission	approved	Pass	Action details	Meeting details	Not available

Title

A Nonuse Variance to City Code Section 7.3.204(A) allowing a 20-foot side yard setback where a 30-foot side yard setback is required, located at 5805 Mark Dabling Boulevard.

(Quasi-Judicial)

Presenter:

Gaby Serrano, Planner II, Planning & Community Development

Body

Recommended Action

Proposed Motion:

CPC NV 20-00111

Approve the non-use variance to City Code Section 7.3.204(A) for a 20-foot side yard setback where a 30-foot side yard setback is required, based upon the findings that the request meets the review criteria for granting a nonuse variance, as set forth in City Code Section 7.5.802(B).

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