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Christopher Veljkovic
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How tough is to change a variance?

Christopher Veljkovic
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BP community!! HAS ANYONE DEALT WITH THIS SITUATION?? HAS ANYONE HAVE EXPERIENCE CHANGING THE VARIANCE? I’m checking out a small multi family home in Essex County NJ ( great neighborhood btw), which the second floor apartment has 2 bedroom and the first floor has the potential to go from a 1 bedroom to a 3 bedroom. The catch is that the potential rooms are in the basement (which ceiling height is appropriate, ample amount of windows, and two possible egress options are available). How hard is it to change the variance? Thank you everyone! Your experience will greatly help my decision!

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Patrick Liska
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Patrick Liska
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So you are keeping it a 2 family, just adding bedrooms downstairs, is that correct ? if the house is already zoned as a two family, there is no variance needed. you will have to submit plans to the town for the work and to show that the bedroom windows meet egress.

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