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The Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) met on October 27, 2026, with only three of five members present (Zach Ellison, Chuck, Grant). The meeting addressed a redocketing request for a conditional use at 1023 Franklin Street, a conditional use and height variance for an accessory dwelling unit at 460 North Riverside Drive, and a conditional use for a neighborhood-scale solar energy system on a former foundry sand fill site. All votes requiring three affirmative votes were impacted by the bare quorum.
I think if they had a score call or something checked for it. See if I can't. Just get them to just get them to listen. Nobody else can help. Oh no, you can't. Tom, did you have the key to the door? Thanks, Harris. I do. Let me get in everywhere. Five minutes to the city. That's common, I'm sure. Oh, you texted too. Sorry. You couldn't get in. Oh, yeah. There it goes. We figured it out. Hey, you made up for it. You probably texted me to you. You want to get it open. No, sorry. No. Yeah. Okay. I'd like to call the uh BZA meeting to order uh on October 27th. This year is flying by. But uh my name's Zach Ellison and I'll serve as a presiding officer during this meeting. The Board of Zoning Appeals meets the fourth Tuesday of each month. Boards comprised of five members. And a motion requires three votes to pass. So we're a bare minimum here, but I think we can work our way through it. Uh we'll begin with a roll call of the board. And great hell. Zach Ellison. Yeah. Austin with a deputy city attorney. Andreas Nietzsche Planning Department. Melissa Begley Planning Permit. Thank you. Thank you. Board members have received this package before the uh meeting, and we've uh read it. Uh for each item, we will provide an opportunity for the public to speak. We'll begin with uh with uh uh the ones present.