Summary
The board approved a second driveway curb cut for a single-family home even though staff argued the neighborhood's character is single-driveway lots and the existing front parking pad has been nonconforming since 2006. Neighbor Judith Hirsch confirmed parking is already tight on that block.
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Last discussed May 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
The applicant may need to build a new rear driveway and could keep the existing parking pad instead of removing it.
The Schoen family gains convenient driveway parking and preserves resale value of the parking pad.
Neighbors on the 300-block of West Second Street already compete for street parking, and the decision sets a precedent for other lots with old parking pads.
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