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BZA defers Mars Dukes’ mother‑in‑law‑suite variance for 30 days to obtain clearer plans

September 24, 2026 | Knox County, Tennessee


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BZA defers Mars Dukes’ mother‑in‑law‑suite variance for 30 days to obtain clearer plans
Mars Dukes asked the Knox County BZA for a waiver of a rear‑yard setback (from 20 ft to 8 ft) at 2445 Brook Willow Boulevard to construct a ground‑level mother‑in‑law suite for an elderly relative.

Dukes and board members reviewed the submitted materials and staff noted the architectural floor plan did not match the site plan. After discussion about utility easements, the addition’s configuration and how the proposed unit would fit the lot, the applicant requested a 30‑day deferral to produce an accurate drawing that shows the exact floor plan and how it sits on the property. The board voted to defer the item for 30 days (motion carried).

Board members said they wanted a revised plan showing the exact dimensions and how the addition avoids the storm‑drain easement before taking a final vote.

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