On the agenda before the Zoning Board of Appeals Wednesday night is an appeal of the Building Inspector’s denial of an application from the owner of 138 Milbank Ave, Joel Leon, to demolish the existing structure, and build a single family dwelling. The existing structure, which contains Dr. Leon’s dental practice, is located on .15 of an acre at the corner of Milbank and Lincoln Ave in central Greenwich.
In addition to the non-conforming dental office, the existing structure is non-conforming as to street side setback and southerly side yard setback.
The proposed dwelling would be 5 ft from the street side of the property along Lincoln Ave; a 15 ft street side setback is required in the R6 zone.
Mr. Leon, who is represented by Thomas Heagney, also requests a street side setback of 10 ft and a story variance to allow for a mansard roof at the third floor of the home.
Architect’s rendering of proposed home in appeal to of Building Inspector decision to go before Planning & Zoning Board of Appeals Sept.9. The applicant, Joel Leon, seeks variances to demolish existing structure at 138 Milbank Ave and construct new single family home on .15 acre lot.
Architect’s drawing of proposed dwelling at 138 Milbank with pool and underground parking.
Architect’s drawing of underground parking with 18 ft diameter car turntable.
See also:
ZBA Resolves Quandary, Approves Variance for Strickland Rd Lot with 1870 Barn
Application Denied: ZBA Rejects Addition to House on Lower Cross Road
ZBA Blesses Demolition of Historic Cottage & Stone Wall in Favor of Paved Terrace at 599 West Putnam
UPDATE: ZBA Denies Variance on Controversial Hidden Brook Subdivision
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