New home built up for review — 1570 Carriage Rd
Reviewed Aug 4 · outcome not yet confirmed
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An area variance was approved for Cameron and Kelly Canini to reduce the front yard setback for a primary residence from 100 feet to 60 feet. This allows the new home to be placed further from a creek, mitigating topographical challenges.
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- What happened
- The Liberty Township Board of Zoning Appeals approved an area variance for Cameron and Kelly Canini. This allows them to build their new primary residence with a 60-foot front yard setback instead of the plat-required 100 feet, due to the lot's topography and proximity to a creek.
- Why it matters
- The variance approval removes a key hurdle for the construction of a new primary residence. General contractors and various trades will be needed for all aspects of new home construction, including site work, excavation, foundation, framing, and all interior/exterior finishes.
- Timing
- With the variance secured, the project can now proceed to the detailed design and building permit application phase. Construction could realistically start within 3-6 months, once permits are obtained.
Who to call
No contractor selected yet — the applicant/owner is the contact.
Named contact in the filing — locked
UnlockSource: libertytwp.org
