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Board of Zoning & Building Appeals

May 21, 2026 ·7:30 PM Final

Town Hall 27 East Main Street

Agenda — 13 items

  1. I. Call to Order
  2. II. Roll Call
  3. III. Identification, by Chairman, of City Staff
  4. IV. Swearing in of Staff and Audience Addressing the Board.
  5. V. Approval of Minutes
  6. 6 Minutes of Previous Board of Zoning & Building Appeals Meeting: April 16, 2026 BZBA 4.16.26 approved as amended Pass
  7. VI. Public Hearings - New Business
  8. 8 The subject of this hearing is a request for an appeal, pursuant to Section 1212.01(b), from the final decision made by the Architectural and Historic Board of Review on April 8, 2026, for a request for application of stone along a house mass for new home construction per AHBR case No. 2022-730. The appellant and owners are Farah Holozadah and Hector Garcia of 5530 Stonecreek Way, Hudson, Ohio 44236. BZBA 26-363 discussed
  9. 9 The subject of this hearing is a variance request to construct an accessory structure garage for the City of Hudson Fire Station property. The request is to allow an accessory structure to be constructed in the side yard when the Land Development Code prohibits accessory structures from being located in the side yard pursuant to section 1206.03(d)(3), “Accessory Uses/Structure - Accessory Use Development and Operation Standards. The applicant and owner is the City of Hudson, of 1140 Terex Rd, Hudson Ohio 44236. BZBA 26-420 approved Pass
  10. VII. Other Business
  11. VIII. Adjournment adjourned Pass
  12. 12 Public Hearings by the Board will be undertaken for each case in the following order:
  13. 13 * * *

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