Zoning Hearings Aug. 12 for Joppa Construction Service Use and Aberdeen Fence Variance

From Friends of Harford:

Public hearings will be held before the Zoning Hearing Examiner for

CASE NO. 5843: FEAZELL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT III, LLC – 1101 Oak Avenue, Joppa. Variance, proposed for the First Election District, 1101 Oak Avenue, Joppa, by FEAZELL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT III, LLC. Appealed because a variance, pursuant to Section 267-20A(3) of the Harford County Code, to substitute a construction services and suppliers use for an existing valid non-conforming motor vehicle repair shop use, and a variance to Section 267-21 to expand a non-conforming use in the R1 District, requires approval by the Board of Appeals.

CASE NO. 5845: BEVERLY KING – 720 Aldino Stepney Road, Aberdeen. Variance, proposed for the Second Election District, 720 Aldino Stepney Road, Aberdeen, by BEVERLY R. KING. Appealed because a variance, pursuant to Section 267-24B(1) of the Harford County Code, to allow a fence to exceed the 4 foot maximum height (6 foot fence existing) in the Agricultural District, requires approval by the Board of Appeals.

Date/Time: Wednesday, August 12, 2015, at 6:30 PM
Location: County Council Chambers (first floor), 212 S. Bond Street, Bel Air.

Project details, including the application sent to the Board of Appeals, can be seen at http://www.harfordcountymd.gov/Council/ZoningAds.cfm?dt=2015-08-12

View a map and other details of the project on Track-it : The Harford County Planning & Zoning Activity Tracker.

If you wish to testify at this hearing, either for or against the request, contact Ms. Dottie Smith, Zoning hearing Assistant, at djsmith@harfordcountymd.gov or 410-638-3349 for more information.

The People’s Counsel has been established to represent the interests of the public in all matters and proceedings preliminary to, arising out of, or affecting the zoning classification or reclassification of land in the county.

Do you want to know where this fits into the development process? Read A Citizen’s Guide to the Harford County Property Development Process by Friends of Harford.