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Lot width variance and subdivision at 205 E Hackberry

Fredericksburg

Summary

A homeowner wants to divide her half-acre lot into two, but the vacant second lot would be about 50 feet wide — well under the 70-foot R-1 minimum. The board flagged that even with the split approved, building on the new lot would require a second variance, so the case was tabled for a combined request.

At a glance

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Last discussed Mar 18, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

The applicant faces surveying, plat recording, and re-notice costs, and any future buyer would need another variance to build.

✅Who benefits

The applicant gains flexibility to sell or build on the vacant portion of her property.

Mentions & discussions (1)

MeetingMar 18, 2026tabled

Zoning Board of Adjustment - Mar 18, 2026

A homeowner wants to divide her half-acre lot into two, but the vacant second lot would be about 50 feet wide — well under the 70-foot R-1 minimum. The board flagged that even with the split approved, building on the new lot would require a second variance, so the case was tabled for a combined request.

Related development

tabled

ZBA2026-02 — 205 E Hackberry lot subdivision variance

If ultimately approved, the split would add one buildable residential lot in an established neighborhood — but only if a future variance allows construction on the narrow lot.

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