Do you have comments regarding VAR-000802-2024 - Request from Richard Dietrich of The Renovators of SC, on behalf of Vinod Rajasekaran, owner of 59 Sandcastle Court, also identified as Beaufort County Tax Map Parcel R511 009 000 1125 0000?
No
VAR-000803-2024 - Request from Richard Dietrich of The Renovators of SC, on behalf of Rosanne Magers, owner of 129 Sandcastle Court, also identified as Beaufort County Tax Map Parcel R511 009 000 1157 0000?
No
VAR-000804-2024 - Request from Richard Dietrich of The Renovators of SC, on behalf of Charlotte Russo, owner of 9 Sandcastle Court, also identified as Beaufort County Tax Map Parcel R511 009 000 1107 0000?
No
VAR-000818-2024 - Request from Judd Carstens of Witmer Jones Keefer, on behalf of Dave Peacock, owner of 19 Ibis Street, also identified as Beaufort County Tax Map Parcel R550 015 00A 0111 0000?
As the only non rental home on the Dune Lane block between Ibis and Jacana, we object to this variance request. We are surrounded on all sides by rental homes, having experienced parking issues and loud neighbors. We assume the rental agencies inform the tenants of our rules, but some renters don’t abide by or respect them. As a good steward of the land, I have had to inform beachgoers about staying off the dunes and not disturbing the sea oats, turtles, etc. When we bought and built on our lot in 1987, Dune Lane was a quiet and tranquil neighborhood.
By granting this variance, you are actually allowing this nice large lot to become subdivided into two lots, thus allowing these issues to continue. A 5,000 square foot house is certainly adequate. The previous house was situated a good distance from Dune Lane, providing a green space and habitat for our treasured deer and other wildlife. Variances are usually requested and granted due to hardships and we do not consider this a hardship. To allow this request will set a precedent and will suggest to other property owners that they too can build two homes on their single family lot. Restrictions are created for the betterment of the neighborhood and need to be enforced and respected. We’re sure the buyers were fully aware of the restrictions prior to starting construction.
We welcome the Peacocks to the neighborhood and assume they will adhere to the POA guidelines and become an asset to our wonderful community. We hope they will be enjoying and making wonderful family memories for many years to come.
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No response.Do you have comments regarding VAR-000802-2024 - Request from Richard Dietrich of The Renovators of SC, on behalf of Vinod Rajasekaran, owner of 59 Sandcastle Court, also identified as Beaufort County Tax Map Parcel R511 009 000 1125 0000?
No
VAR-000803-2024 - Request from Richard Dietrich of The Renovators of SC, on behalf of Rosanne Magers, owner of 129 Sandcastle Court, also identified as Beaufort County Tax Map Parcel R511 009 000 1157 0000?
No
VAR-000804-2024 - Request from Richard Dietrich of The Renovators of SC, on behalf of Charlotte Russo, owner of 9 Sandcastle Court, also identified as Beaufort County Tax Map Parcel R511 009 000 1107 0000?
No
VAR-000818-2024 - Request from Judd Carstens of Witmer Jones Keefer, on behalf of Dave Peacock, owner of 19 Ibis Street, also identified as Beaufort County Tax Map Parcel R550 015 00A 0111 0000?
As the only non rental home on the Dune Lane block between Ibis and Jacana, we object to this variance request. We are surrounded on all sides by rental homes, having experienced parking issues and loud neighbors. We assume the rental agencies inform the tenants of our rules, but some renters don’t abide by or respect them. As a good steward of the land, I have had to inform beachgoers about staying off the dunes and not disturbing the sea oats, turtles, etc. When we bought and built on our lot in 1987, Dune Lane was a quiet and tranquil neighborhood.
By granting this variance, you are actually allowing this nice large lot to become subdivided into two lots, thus allowing these issues to continue. A 5,000 square foot house is certainly adequate. The previous house was situated a good distance from Dune Lane, providing a green space and habitat for our treasured deer and other wildlife. Variances are usually requested and granted due to hardships and we do not consider this a hardship. To allow this request will set a precedent and will suggest to other property owners that they too can build two homes on their single family lot. Restrictions are created for the betterment of the neighborhood and need to be enforced and respected. We’re sure the buyers were fully aware of the restrictions prior to starting construction.
We welcome the Peacocks to the neighborhood and assume they will adhere to the POA guidelines and become an asset to our wonderful community. We hope they will be enjoying and making wonderful family memories for many years to come.