Deputy Commissioner for Environmental Services/ Occupational Safety & Health
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Jun 15, 2026·Board meeting
Town of Union Zoning Board of Appeals Public Hearing
The board conducted a public hearing regarding an application for a variance to place a new shed on a side property line. The discussion centered on the setback requirements, the applicant's desire for the shed's placement in relation to an existing driveway, and the potential impact on property drainage and flood hazard areas. The board explored potential compromises, including relocating the shed to another part of the property, before the applicant ultimately chose to withdraw the application.
Jun 8, 2026·
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Town of Union Zoning Board of Appeals Public Hearing
The board conducted a public hearing regarding an application for a use variance to permit the operation of an indoor recreation and personal fitness training facility within an Urban Single Family Zoning District. The applicant clarified that the proposed use involves personal training for first responders and potential practice space for a local roller derby team. Following an analysis of the required use variance factors, including economic return, uniqueness of hardship, neighborhood character, and self-created hardship, the board voted unanimously to approve the variance.
Jun 8, 2026·Board meeting
Town Of Union Zoning Board Of Appeals Public Hearing
The board reviewed a variance application for a proposed pole barn, specifically regarding height requirements for storing an RV. Discussion focused on the requested height variance of 7.6 feet, potential site drainage, and aesthetic impact on neighboring properties. The board requested that the applicants consult with their engineer to explore options for reducing the structure's height while still meeting their storage needs, such as adjusting the building width. The board ultimately decided to table the application to allow for further review and revisions.
