Franklin County Commissioners this
week approved a change to the county's building rules that allow roof
overhangs to extend up to 30 inches into the setback without
requiring a variance from the county.
For the most part the county has not
concerned itself with roof overhangs, sometimes the overhang is shown
on the site plan sometimes not.
Alan Pierce said the issue probably
should have been dealt with years ago, but it was never considered a
critical issue.
Recently, however, there have been
issues with certain banks not wanting to approve loans if the
homeowner can't show the variance for the roof overhang into the
setback.
The county said the best way to address
the problem is to change the rules to allow for roof overhangs to
reach 30 inches into the setback and to make the rule retroactive so
existing homes are covered too.
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