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26-3299A

Application of Aubrey Quarles for (1) a special exception to the front yard setback regulations and for (2) a special exception to the visibility triangle regulations at the driveway approach and adjacent street curb at 1128 DODD STREET. This property is more fully described as Block 47/3028, Lot 8, and is zoned PD-571(Subdistrict 2), which requires a front yard setback of 20 feet when the blockface consists of all vacant lots, and requires a 20-foot visibility triangle at the driveway approach or alley edge and the street curb line. The applicant proposes to construct and/or maintain a single-family residential structure and provide a 6-foot 6-inch front yard setback along Cliff Road, which will require (1) a 13-foot 6-inch special exception to the front yard setback regulations, and to construct and/or maintain a single family residential structure in a required visibility obstruction triangle at the driveway approach along Cliff Road, which will require (2) a special exception to the visibility obstruction regulations at the driveway approach and adjacent street curb. Location: 1128 DODD STREET Applicant: Aubrey Quarles Senior Planner: Bryant Thompson Request(s): (1) A special exception to the front yard setback regulations, (2) A special exception to the visibility obstruction regulations at the driveway approach and adjacent street curb. Staff Recommendation: No staff recommendation. BOA-26-000070

UNCONTESTED CASE(S) Agenda Ready Introduced October 7, 2026
Committee
Board of Adjustment, Panel A
Requested by
Department of Planning and Development (PDV)
Introduced
October 7, 2026
On agenda
October 20, 2026

Where it was heard

Board of Adjustment, Panel A Oct 20, 2026

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