Fencing Standards Variance for Yarley by Taylor Morrison Townhomes
Pflugerville
Summary
Taylor Morrison requested a fence variance to install six-foot wooden privacy fences for townhomes in the Yarley multi-family development at Weiss and Kelly lanes. The board approved the change, resolving a code nuance that prohibited wood fences in this specific zoning district despite allowing them in others.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 2
- Importance
- 20
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days.
Impact analysis
Private investment by the developer to complete the housing community.
Future residents of the Yarley community, who gain private backyards for rental townhomes.
None identified.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Adjustment Regular Meeting — September 16, 2026
Taylor Morrison requested permission to install standard six-foot wooden privacy fences for their new rental townhome community at Weiss and Kelly Lanes, fixing a rule quirk that banned wood fences in multifamily zones even though townhomes elsewhere can have them. The board approved the request.
Board of Adjustment — September 16, 2026
Taylor Morrison requested a fence variance to install six-foot wooden privacy fences for townhomes in the Yarley multi-family development at Weiss and Kelly lanes. The board approved the change, resolving a code nuance that prohibited wood fences in this specific zoning district despite allowing them in others.
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