SE 20-01
Special ExceptionSpecial exception to Paragraph 8.2.8E(1) to permit superfluous parking spaces to be paved with impervious material, where pervious material is required
Memphis Fire Services is requesting permission to use standard impervious pavement for parking spaces instead of the required pervious material, due to soil and water table conditions that would make pervious pavement difficult to maintain long-term at this location.
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- Location
- 389 Washington Avenue OWNER: City of Memphis APPLICANT: Memphis Fire Services
- Jurisdiction
- City of Memphis
- Next step if approved
- The Land Use Control Board has final authority on this case type unless appealed.
Location
Outlined below is the property boundary on file for this case, from the Shelby County Assessor’s map.
Case history
March 12, 2020
Land Use Control Board — new case
Staff recommendation: Approval with conditions
Source document
Parcels
- 02300500005389 WASHINGTON AVECITY OF MEMPHISmatched by address — approximate
Sources
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