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The City Council recently overturned a Planning Commission decision denying a resident permission to build a 1,271-square-foot garage in the 12000 block of Reagan Street, 10 feet from the front property line. The city’s zoning code calls for a 20-foot setback in the applicant’s neighborhood. The applicants argued that a garage built 20 feet from the front property line would not be aesthetically pleasing for the property.
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