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improvement to the property would require variances. Board members discussed the proposed <br />deck locations and the unique characteristics of the property. The Board determined that the <br />request was reasonable and would improve the functionality of the home without negatively <br />affecting the neighborhood. <br />Mr. Ammons made a motion to approve case 430-2026; Ariana Cardella; 24731 Fawn Dr.; <br />seconded by Ms. Galateanu. <br />Motion passed: 5-0. <br />432-2026; Robert Wargo; 23162 Mastick Rd. <br />Case No. 432-2026, Robert Wargo, 23162 Mastic Road, was presented as a request for variances <br />to allow a four -foot -high aluminum fence in the front and side yards of a corner lot. Code <br />permitted a maximum fence height of 30 inches in those locations. The applicant stated that the <br />fence was intended to provide a safer outdoor area for his grandchildren, pets, and family due to <br />the property's proximity to a busy roadway. Staff noted that the fence would be open in design <br />and would not obstruct visibility for motorists or pedestrians. Board members discussed the <br />safety benefits and minimal nature of the request. The Board found the request reasonable and <br />approved the variances. <br />Mr. Ammons made a motion to approve case 432-2026; Robert Wargo; 23162 Mastic Rd.; <br />seconded by Ms. Galateanu. <br />Motion passed: 5-0. <br />436-2026; Amanda Breeden; 4567 Andorra Dr. <br />Case No. 436-2026, Amanda Breeden, 4567 Andorra Drive, was presented as a request for a 10 - <br />square -foot variance to allow a 160 -square -foot storage building where code permitted 150 <br />square feet. Staff noted that the request was minimal and reflected common storage building <br />sizes currently available from manufacturers. Board members discussed the modest nature of the <br />request and found that it would not adversely impact the property or surrounding neighborhood. <br />Mr. Ammons made a motion to approve case 436-2026; Amanda Breeden; 4567 Andorra Dr.; <br />seconded by Ms. Galateanu. <br />Motion passed: 5-0. <br />438-2026; Amgad Dayem; 30900 North Court <br />Case No. 438-2026, Amgad Dayem 30900 North Court, was presented as a request for variances <br />to permit a six -foot -high opaque vinyl fence in the front yard. The property was located adjacent <br />to a commercial contractor yard, and the applicant proposed replacing an existing deteriorated <br />fence. Staff and the Planning Director noted the unique nature of the property and stated that the <br />fence would provide appropriate screening and buffering between the residential and commercial <br />2 <br />