Front-yard parking pad variance, 1666 McFarland Road
Summary
A homeowner wants to pave a 10x14-foot parking pad in the front yard, which isn't allowed without a variance in Dormont's residential street-loaded district. With no applicant at the hearing, the board couldn't weigh the hardship and the borough's denial stands for now.
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Last discussed Jun 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
No cost to the borough; this only affects whether one homeowner can pave their front yard.
If refiled and approved, the homeowner gains off-street parking in front of their house.
No one is directly harmed; the applicant's own delay cost them a hearing date.
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