Setback Variances for New Residential Construction
Town of Webster
Summary
A developer requested a variance to keep a pre-existing metal garage close to the road while splitting a large lot into new single-family homes. Neighbors and board members weighed the visual impact against preserving an established structure.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Aug 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
Supports development value for new residential properties on County Line Road.
The property developer and future home buyer.
None identified.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Zoning Board Agendas & Minutes - Aug 11, 2026
A developer requested a setback variance to build a new single-family home while preserving mature trees on a corner lot.
Zoning Board Agendas & Minutes - May 12, 2026
Homeowners across Webster are seeking setback variances to build ground-floor additions, often to accommodate aging family members or growing households without sacrificing mature trees or property character.
Zoning Board Agendas & Minutes - Mar 10, 2026
Brian Kosel requested a variance to build a garage addition with a 3.4-foot side setback instead of the required 10 feet. The board debated potential fire code issues given the tight spacing in the cluster development before approving the variance with safety and siding conditions.
Zoning Board Agendas & Minutes - Jan 13, 2026
A developer requested a variance to keep a pre-existing metal garage close to the road while splitting a large lot into new single-family homes. Neighbors and board members weighed the visual impact against preserving an established structure.
Related development
Single-Family Home - 537 Vosburg Road
Allows construction to move forward while preserving existing trees.
Birch Lane Addition
Allows expansion of kitchen and living space on a tight corner lot without impacting sight lines.
Blackthorne Lane Addition
Improves accessibility for a resident with mobility issues with minimal impact on surrounding wooded properties.
McKay Accessory Building Variance
Allows the old metal garage to remain on the newly subdivided residential property under strict non-commercial conditions.
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