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May 19, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Village Of Greenport Zoning Board Of Appeals Regular Meeting
The Board addressed multiple property applications, including accepting findings and determinations for 429 Sixth Street and 174 Sterling Street. A public hearing was held regarding an area variance request for a lap pool at 746 Main Street, which was ultimately approved with conditions. The Board also discussed and approved an extension for a construction decision related to 140 Main Street. Additionally, the Board scheduled its next regular meeting.
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Village of Greenport Zoning Board of Appeals Regular Session
The Board scheduled the next meeting and accepted the findings and determinations for a property at 746 Main Street. The Board also reviewed a variance application for an addition and renovation at 145 Central Avenue, engaging in a discussion regarding the property's classification as a single versus two-family residence, its compliance with building codes, and the necessity of a future site visit.
Feb 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Village of Greenport Zoning Board of Appeals Regular Session
The Board discussed a variance request for a rear addition to a single-family residence, including an analysis of the five-factor balancing test, and ultimately granted the area variance. Additionally, the Board heard a complex appeal regarding a Building Inspector's determination for a different property, specifically focusing on whether the project requires additional variances for side yard setbacks, the applicability of the 4/10 rule for lot widths, and the extent of the Board's jurisdiction regarding environmental and waterfront consistency reviews.
Apr 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Village of Greenport Zoning Board of Appeals Regular Meeting
The Board discussed several applications, including a request for a height variance for an accessory structure on Sixth Street, which was closed after a public hearing. They also accepted an application and scheduled a site visit and public hearing for a proposed lap pool installation on Main Street. The Board engaged in an extensive discussion regarding an appeal for a property on Sterling Street, focusing on the interpretation and applicability of the 4/10 rule for side yard setbacks, with a decision on how to proceed regarding the variance requirements.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
