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File #: 18-3986   
Type: Zoning Case
In control: Board of Adjustment
On agenda: 6/18/2018
Posting Language: A-18-108: A request by Roberto Garza for 1) a variance from the Mahncke Park Neighborhood Conservation design requirement the requires a garage to be located behind the principal structure to allow two garages, each located on the front façade of the structure and 2) a variance from the Mahncke Park Neighborhood Conservation District design requirements that allow only one curb cut per property to allow for two curb cuts, located at 427 Natalen Avenue. Staff recommends Denial. (Council District 2)
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Case Number:
A-18-108
Applicant:
Roberto Garza
Owner:
Roberto Garza
Council District:|1010|Location:
427 Natalen Avenue
Legal Description:
Lot 82 and the West 12.5 Feet of Lot 81 and the East 22.5 Feet of Lot 83, Block 3, NCB 6781
Zoning:
"MF-33 NCD-6 AHOD" Multi-Family Mahncke Park Neighborhood Conservation Airport Hazard Overlay District
Case Manager:
Debora Gonzalez, Senior Planner
Request
A request for 1) a variance from the Mahncke Park Neighborhood Conservation design requirement the requires a garage to be located behind the principal structure to allow a 2-car garage located on the front fa?ade of the structures and 2) a variance from the Mahncke Park Neighborhood Conservation District design requirements that allow only one curb cut per property to allow for two curb cuts.
Executive Summary
The subject property is located at 427 Natalen Avenue, approximately 500 feet west of North New Braunfels Avenue. The applicant is seeking two variances. The first request is to permit a garage along the front fa?ade of the structures and the second request seeks to allow two curb cuts when the Neighborhood Conservation District limits a property to one.
During field visits, staff noted the presence of other properties with multiple curb cuts. During our research, it was determined that these existed prior to the adoption of the Mahncke Park NCD, which was adopted by City Council in January 2008.
The Neighborhood Conservation District was created in 2008 to address neighborhood stability through compatible infill construction and rehabilitation and conserve architectural features commonly found within this unique neighborhood. Much of this part of the neighborhood, especially the portion were the subject property is located among multiple multi-family dwellings that have parking in the back of the structures.
Subject Property Zoning/Land Use

Existing Zoning

Existing Use
"MF-33 NCD-6 AHOD" Multi-Family Mahncke Park Neighborhood Conservation Airport Hazard Overlay Dist...

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