Zoning Board approves fence height variance for Wire Road renovation
Livingston Zoning Board approves temporary fencing variance for renovation project. The board unanimously granted Area Variance ZB-39, permitting a fence height increase from four feet to six feet for a historical renovation at 223 Wire Road. Craig Doyle represented property owner Thomas Browne,
misc · Meeting of February 4, 2026
NY LIVINGSTON — Livingston Zoning Board approves temporary fencing variance for renovation project. The board unanimously granted Area Variance ZB-39, permitting a fence height increase from four feet to six feet for a historical renovation at 223 Wire Road. Craig Doyle represented property owner Thomas Browne, explaining the temporary fence will remain two years during construction to protect a staging area with 20 to 30 vehicles on site at any given time.
Neighbors Andrew Wortzel and Judy Garnar Wortzel voiced support for the project, and the board approved the variance unanimously.
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Source: the misc meeting of February 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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