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Otherwise, he said, the board should take a new vote on the zoning variance.
It did not require a zoning variance, just fixing up.
In search of more room, the couple have sought a zoning variance to build a second story.
"They should have applied for a zoning variance in the first place.
They said the project did not need any zoning variances or special permits.
The city stopped construction, saying she needed a zoning variance because it was on a vacant lot.
In the long war that ensued, one court said a zoning variance was required.
Next, they will apply for a zoning variance to install a pool.
The design, however, requires a zoning variance to allow a taller structure on the site.
And the property would need a zoning variance from City Hall.
"When we give a zoning variance, we're looking for more than meeting a minimal standard.
It was constructed as of right, meaning no zoning variances were required.
That building failed to win a necessary zoning variance.
What possible interest could a meeting to discuss a zoning variance have for a sixteen-month-old?
There were no zoning variances or hearings needed prior to its opening.
They get zoning variances to build more units per acre.
Bellemead's project can move ahead now because it was granted a zoning variance.
It turns out Grapin didn’t need a permit – he needed a zoning variance.
In return, the city expedited zoning variances and building permits.
Today the commission can order an archaeological review on any building sites that require a zoning variance from the city.
First you get a zoning variance, then you bring in the bulldozers.
Then there is the question of "hardship," which zoning variances are intended to address.
As a result, he attempts to acquire a zoning variance from City Hall.
"We are in the process of going for a zoning variance that would allow us to be a multiple dwelling.
She tried to get a zoning variance, so that her son could attend a public school that was better than the one nearby.