1640-00. Board of Adjustment
Record Group
Identifier: 1640-00
The Board of Adjustment was created in 1957 by the new Zoning Ordinance. It was a division of the City Planning Commission and had power to hear, decide, and grant or deny applications for variances and conditional use permits. The Board began hearing zoning and variance appeals from decisions of the Hearing Examiner (3400) following the latter’s creation in 1973. In 1980, application and appeal processes were consolidated in the Department of Construction and Land Use (2000) with development of the Master Use Permit system. The Board functions were superceded and it was abolished in 1981.
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Board of Adjustment Annual Reports
Series
Identifier: 1802-F2
Abstract
Annual reports of the Board of Adjustment.
Dates:
1957-1969
Board of Adjustment Minutes
Series
Identifier: 1640-01
Abstract
Minutes and agendas of public hearings held by the Board of Adjustment regarding conditional use, variance, and special exception applications.
Dates:
1957-1975
Board of Adjustment Reports
Series
Identifier: 1640-04
Abstract
Copies of Board reports to City Council, including report letters to City Council and appeals to Council of Board actions, as well as statistical breakdowns of the type of appeals.
Dates:
1957-1979
Board of Adjustment Public Hearing Minutes
Series
Identifier: 1802-L2
Scope and Contents note
The Board of Adjustment minutes contain the proceedings of public hearings before the Board to consider and take action on special exceptions, conditional uses, and/or variance permit applications under provisions of the City's zoning ordinance and applicable provisions of the sign control ordinance. It is noted in the minutes that the Board personally viewed all properties concerned prior to the hearing. The minutes contain a statement naming the applicant and describing the permit request...
Dates:
1957-1980