Swimming pool setback variance at 224 Overlook Road
Summary
A Cypress Point Lane homeowner wanted a covered lanai and screened-in pool, but the covered roof counts as part of the house and must sit 11 feet from the side line — 2 feet farther than the existing pool deck. The Board agreed the lot's layout created a hardship and granted a 9-foot setback.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
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Last discussed Jun 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct city cost; this just allows the homeowners' private pool renovation to proceed as designed.
The homeowners at 1640 Cypress Point Lane get usable covered outdoor space without redesigning the pool layout.
Nearby neighbors could be affected if the reduced setbacks change drainage, access, or the character of adjoining yards, though no harm was established.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Adjustments - Jun 16, 2026
A Cypress Point Lane homeowner wanted a covered lanai and screened-in pool, but the covered roof counts as part of the house and must sit 11 feet from the side line — 2 feet farther than the existing pool deck. The Board agreed the lot's layout created a hardship and granted a 9-foot setback.
Board of Adjustments - Apr 21, 2026
A homeowner wants to build a pool and deck closer to the side and rear lot lines than the 10-foot water line setback the code requires. The question for the board was whether the lot's conditions justify the reduced setbacks without harming neighboring properties.
Related development
Ellison Pools — rear porch addition and screen enclosure
The home gains a covered lanai and screened pool area following the existing deck footprint; the abutting neighbor raised no objection.
Proposed swimming pool and pool deck, 224 Overlook Road
The pool will sit closer to property lines than normally allowed, next to a neighbor who voiced frustration with the wave of teardown-and-rebuild construction on the street.
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