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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If he doesn’t get the variance and has to make adjustments, could they make him go back thru the process and then deny or limit it to two stories? Agree his description of who is living there is odd. Says he has two young kids but makes it seem like it is for his grown kids and their families. [/quote] Variance is not a formality. They can (and should) deny it. The loser will then need to spend more $$ as necessary for compliance. This could mean tearing down the entire contraption because the foundation, footings need to be redone. [/quote]
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