Henry said LaMantia has to jump through some hoops in order to obtain the zoning variance, including putting a legal notice in the ads of the local paper for two weeks in a row, send certified letters to his adjacent neighbors informing them of his request, and meet with the Board of Zoning Appeals in a public meeting.
That meeting will take place next Tuesday, May 14 at 7 p.m. at the Civic Center, where the board will review the request and hear public input on the matter.
Henry emphasized that this is not a zoning change, merely a variance, and said that if LaMantia moves, the zoning for the property will revert back to single-family residential. Anyone with concerns about the variance should attend the meeting on May 14.