Public Hearing for New Home Construction at 404 A East Alexandria Avenue

Original title: Special Use Permit #2026-00013 404 A East Alexandria Avenue Public hearing and consideration of a request for Special Use Permits to construct a single-unit dwelling on a vacant substandard lot and for a lot without frontage on a public street.; zoned R-2-5/Residential. Applicant: Eric Teran and Daniela Gross

Record date · June 2, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The Planning Commission is reviewing a request for special permits to build a single-family home on a vacant lot that does not meet standard size requirements and lacks direct on a public street.

Why it matters

This decision determines whether a residential property can be developed on a lot that currently fails to meet standard zoning requirements for size and street access.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Eric Teran and Daniela Gross

The applicants are seeking authorization to develop a residential property that currently does not meet standard zoning requirements.

Directly affected

Nearby property owners

Residents in the immediate vicinity may be affected by the potential construction of a new dwelling on a previously vacant lot.

Key Facts

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding Special Use Permit #2026-00013.
The applicants, Eric Teran and Daniela Gross, seek permission to build a single-unit dwelling.
The subject property is a vacant lot located at 404 A East Alexandria Avenue.
The lot is currently zoned R-2-5/Residential.

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The lot is classified as 'substandard' in size.
The lot lacks frontage on a public street, necessitating a special permit for development.
The application was introduced on May 6, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a 'substandard lot'?

In this context, it refers to a lot that does not meet the minimum size or dimension requirements currently set by the R-2-5 zoning district.

What does 'lack of frontage' mean?

It means the property does not have a direct boundary line that touches a public street, which is typically required for standard residential development.

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