This Methadone Clinic graphic was posted today on the Medusa Properties website, and conveys in slightly different fashion the same news we received in our email from a Heights-area reader:
The oh-so-neighborly Mr. Jared Meadors did *not* receive the variance he requested for the Baylor St subdivision.
- East Sunset Heights Community Methadone Clinic - Coming Fall 2008! [Medusa Properties]
- Platting Activity - Section C (Items 88 - 90) (video) [HTV]
- A Sunset Heights Lot Size Turf War [Swamplot]
Photo of 2601 Baylor St. and Methadone Clinic Graphic: Medusa Properties
3 Comments
WHAT a BRAT!!
I keep hearing how this variance denial was somehow a “test” of the city’s minimum lot size ordinance. I don’t get it. The attempt to subdivide was not possible under the ordinance — that’s why he had to apply for a variance. Whether the variance had passed or not had to do with whether this qualified as a variance, not whether the minimum lot size ordinance was working.
Can someone please explain how this is a victory for the minimum lot size ordinance?
For example: here.