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Green BZA Meeting: Setback Variances Approved for Garage and Driveway – March 19, 2026

City Council & Boards — Thursday, March 19, 2026
BodyGreen, Ohio
SessionCity Council & Boards
DateThursday, March 19, 2026
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All right, good evening, all I appreciate your patience.

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We are here on Thursday, March 19th, 2026 for matters scheduled before the Board of Zoning Appeals for the City of Green.

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We've got a couple matters on our agenda this evening, but before we begin, I would ask if you please rise and say the Pledge of Allegiance with me.

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Pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America.

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And to the Republic for which it stands.

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One nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.

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Thank you.

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Please proceed.

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All roll, please.

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Mr.

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Uncarvati.

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Here.

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Mr.

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Spate.

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Here.

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Miss Newbert.

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Mr.

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Aladala.

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Absent.

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Mr.

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Schultz.

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Here.

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Miss Amelia Bishop.

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Here.

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Miss Audrey Bishop.

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Here.

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All right, everyone.

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Hazesh Kapor.

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Here.

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Excellent.

0:55

All right.

0:56

Thank you.

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A couple matters on the agenda.

0:58

We'll get in and address those initially, and then we'll handle uh minutes and some other business matters that we would need to attend to.

1:04

The first one that we have scheduled this evening is BZA 2026-004.

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Devin Jackson at 592 Amber Lee Drive in Green, here in the city of Green, where the appellant, Mr.

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Jackson at that address, is requesting a five-foot right setback variance to permit a residential addition to be constructed, which would leave five feet on the right side setback.

1:27

There is a 10-foot setback requirement, and so this does not comply with Green Codified Ordinance Table 157.101-1 of the residential site development standards.

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Specifically stated, the variance request is a five-foot right side setback variance to permit a residential addition to be constructed, which would leave a five-foot side setback where ten foot is required.

1:48

And who is here on that matter?

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All right, sir, would welcome you forward.

1:52

Got a podium there with a mic, got a handheld mic.

1:55

Both are active.

1:57

If you have documents that you'd like to share, you can place those on right on top of that.

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That pink X there, if you will, and it'll be grabbed by the overhead camera.

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But we also have your materials that you submitted, so thank you very much.

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Let's start this way.

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What's your name, sir?

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Uh Devin Jackson.

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Okay, Mr.

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Jackson, you raise your right hand for me.

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Swear or affirm to tell the truth and hold and nothing but the truth in this matter before the board.

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Yes, sir.

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Okay, welcome.

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Uh what we'd look for is just the nature of the project.

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You're requesting a variance because of the side setback and the addition.

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We understand it's a garage.

2:26

Correct.

2:27

Um, just uh what the hardship is, how you're unable to comply with the code or what you're looking to do with the project.

2:33

Yeah, absolutely.

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Summary of Proceedings

Green Board of Zoning Appeals Meeting – March 19, 2026

The Board of Zoning Appeals of Green, Ohio, held a regular meeting on Thursday, March 19, 2026, at 6:00 PM in Council Chambers. The board heard two variance requests and approved the minutes from the prior meeting. Both variances were approved unanimously (4-0).

Public Comments & Testimony

  • No members of the public testified on either agenda item. The board invited audience participation for the second variance; none was offered.

Discussion Items

  • BZA2026-0004 – Devin Jackson, 592 Amberley Dr.: The appellant requested a 5-foot right side setback variance (10 feet required) to allow construction of a two-car garage with an 18-foot wide door and a man door. Mr. Jackson stated the existing garage was improperly framed with 7.5-foot openings, and the new garage needed to shift to avoid a gas fireplace. He provided a neighbor’s signed support letter. Board members questioned the garage width (26 feet overall) and material matching. The variance was supported as submitted.
  • BZA2026-0005 – Four Points Architectural (Jim Presutto), 3929 S. Main St.: The appellant requested three setback variances for a new driveway on Magua Dr. at S. Main St.: 18 feet on the east side, 27 feet at the curve, and 24 feet on the north side (50 feet required). The driveway serves five new self-storage buildings. Mr. Presutto explained severe grade changes required the driveway location, 10 feet from a previous curb cut, with landscaping screening and a 6-foot fence. The board noted that an appeal of the Planning and Zoning Commission’s conditional approval of the overall project is scheduled for April 16, 2026, but considered the variance request separately. Board members asked about alternative driveway locations and emergency vehicle access. The variances were approved as submitted.

Key Outcomes

  • Motion to approve BZA2026-0004: Passed 4-0 (Board Members Incorvati, Neubert, Speight, Shultz; Awadallah absent).
  • Motion to proceed with hearing BZA2026-0005 despite pending appeal: Passed 4-0.
  • Motion to approve BZA2026-0005 variances: Passed 4-0.
  • Approval of Minutes from January 15, 2026: Approved unanimously by motion (Board Members Speight, Incorvati; all present voted aye).
  • Next Meeting: The appeal of the PZC decision on the Magua Dr. project will be heard on April 16, 2026.
  • Adjournment at 6:31 PM.

Meeting Transcript

All right, good evening, all I appreciate your patience. We are here on Thursday, March 19th, 2026 for matters scheduled before the Board of Zoning Appeals for the City of Green. We've got a couple matters on our agenda this evening, but before we begin, I would ask if you please rise and say the Pledge of Allegiance with me. Pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. And to the Republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Thank you. Please proceed. All roll, please. Mr. Uncarvati. Here. Mr. Spate. Here. Miss Newbert. Mr. Aladala. Absent. Mr. Schultz. Here. Miss Amelia Bishop. Here. Miss Audrey Bishop. Here. All right, everyone. Hazesh Kapor. Here. Excellent. All right. Thank you. A couple matters on the agenda. We'll get in and address those initially, and then we'll handle uh minutes and some other business matters that we would need to attend to. The first one that we have scheduled this evening is BZA 2026-004. Devin Jackson at 592 Amber Lee Drive in Green, here in the city of Green, where the appellant, Mr. Jackson at that address, is requesting a five-foot right setback variance to permit a residential addition to be constructed, which would leave five feet on the right side setback. There is a 10-foot setback requirement, and so this does not comply with Green Codified Ordinance Table 157.101-1 of the residential site development standards. Specifically stated, the variance request is a five-foot right side setback variance to permit a residential addition to be constructed, which would leave a five-foot side setback where ten foot is required. And who is here on that matter? All right, sir, would welcome you forward. Got a podium there with a mic, got a handheld mic. Both are active. If you have documents that you'd like to share, you can place those on right on top of that. That pink X there, if you will, and it'll be grabbed by the overhead camera. But we also have your materials that you submitted, so thank you very much. Let's start this way. What's your name, sir? Uh Devin Jackson. Okay, Mr.

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