John bought a waterfront lot with a setback requirement of 50 feet from the street. the lot is only 100 feet deep and drops off sharply at the water edge. john's architect tells him that they can build the dream house on the property if the setback were 35 feet. john applies to the city for a:

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13 July, 08:04

John bought a waterfront lot with a setback requirement of 50 feet from the street. the lot is only 100 feet deep and drops off sharply at the water edge. john's architect tells him that they can build the dream house on the property if the setback were 35 feet. john applies to the city for a:

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Jaxson Pierce · Answer 1

He would apply for a variance. This would allow John to deviate from the current zoning laws as set by the location that he is living in. This variance would give John the ability to build his home to the dimensions required by the land, as well as still being able to meet the specifications he is wanting.