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Reduced Side Yard Setback

Keith HoskinsVotedResidential

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Sourced from Fort Wayne meeting, Jul 16, 2026. ZoneWire tracks 106 projects in Fort Wayne, IN, updated within 24h of every meeting.

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Development standards variance for reduced side yard setback at 1025 Greenlawn Avenue

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Project
Reduced Side Yard Setback
Asset class
Residential
Developer
Keith Hoskins
County
Fort Wayne, IN
Jurisdiction
Fort Wayne
Latest action
Development standards variance for reduced side yard setback at 1025 Greenlawn Avenue
Current status
Voted

The hearing chain

how this case has moved, and where it goes next
  1. Jul 16, 2026 · City Board of Zoning Appeals · Proposed
  2. Sep 17, 2026 · City Board of Zoning Appeals · Voted
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