3010 Alton Road Variances
Description
After-the-fact variances requested for lot coverage, unit size, setbacks, open space, and artificial grass to legalize home modifications.
Impact summary
Affects neighborhood drainage, architectural consistency, and relations between adjacent property owners.
Applicant
- Name
- Aussie Slipman
- Address
- 3010 Alton RoadSee this on the map
At a glance
- Hearings
- 3
- Public comments
- 8
- Total mentions
- 3
Last vote · Board of Adjustment
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 16, 2026.
Meeting timeline (3)
Board of Adjustment - Oct 16, 2026
After-the-fact variances requested for lot coverage, unit size, side setbacks, and artificial turf.
Board of Adjustment - Jun 10, 2026
An application requesting after-the-fact variances for lot coverage, unit size, interior side yard setbacks, open space, and artificial turf to legalize additions to an existing 1923 home.
Board of Adjustment - May 1, 2026
An application seeking after-the-fact variances for lot coverage, unit size, setbacks, open space, and artificial turf.
Related issues (3)
Unpermitted Construction and Drainage Disputes at 3010 Alton Road
The property owner and neighbors clashed heavily over after-the-fact variances for artificial turf, lot coverage, and unit size. Neighbors testified about flooding and unpermitted construction, while the owner cited medical needs and neighbor harassment.
Unpermitted Home Additions and Variance Legalization at 3010 Alton Road
The property owner and neighbors clashed heavily over after-the-fact variances for artificial turf, lot coverage, and unit size. Neighbors testified about flooding and unpermitted construction, while the owner cited medical needs and neighbor harassment.
Unpermitted Additions and Drainage Impacts at 310 Alton Road
Neighbors complained that unpermitted construction and extensive artificial turf at 310 Alton Road have caused severe flooding on adjacent properties. The board agreed to push the variance request to September to give the owner time to work out a proper drainage plan with the city.
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