Fairfax County Homeowner Denied Zoning Appeal
A Fairfax County zoning appeals board unanimously denied a homeowner's request to keep a partially built three-story addition. The board ruled the structure sits too close to the property line. The homeowner may be forced to tear down part of the addition.
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Sources · 7 independent
WTOP Washington DC
“A homeowner in Fairfax County could be forced to tear down part of an addition. The boarding of zoning appeals unanimously denied min wins request to keep building his three-story addition as is.”
WTOP Washington DC
“When told the board he wanted to make the home in the Greenbrier area bigger to accommodate his extended family I stand here in front of everybody”
WTOP Washington DC
“Neighbors have complained about the size of the home overwhelming the neighborhood and blocking natural light. Wynn says fixing it could cost more than $100,000.”
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