Wilbur, WA · Lincoln County
Application for Variance
Property owners submit this application to the Town of Wilbur to request a variance from zoning requirements for their property.
What this form is
The application asks the Town of Wilbur to consider a zoning variance and requires the owner to explain the requested change and how it meets the town’s stated criteria. Applicants provide property and ownership details, answer questions about the property and neighborhood, and include a map, plot plans, property-owner signatures, and a filing fee. The instructions describe the review and public hearing process.
Who needs it
Property owners seeking a variance from zoning requirements in the Town of Wilbur need to complete and submit this application.
How to submit it
Submit the completed application, map, plans, property-owner signatures, and filing fee to the Town of Wilbur Clerk’s Office at Town Hall, 14 NW Division St.
About notarization
This document is signed without a notary; its owner affidavit contains a sworn statement but no notary block, so the owner signs it.
How to submit this form
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Download The Application
Download the Town of Wilbur Application for Variance.
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Complete And Sign
Answer all questions accurately and neatly, explain the variance request, and have the property owner or owners sign the application.
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Gather Required Materials
Include the area map, two plot plans, property-owner signatures, and filing fee; photographs and other exhibits may also be submitted.
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Submit To The Town
Submit the complete application and required materials to the Town of Wilbur Clerk’s Office at Town Hall, 14 NW Division St.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a notary for the Wilbur variance application?
- No. The application has no notary block. It includes an owner affidavit with a sworn statement that the owner signs.
- How do I submit the Wilbur variance application?
- Submit the completed application, map, plans, property-owner signatures, and filing fee to the Town of Wilbur Clerk’s Office at Town Hall, 14 NW Division St.
- What materials must accompany the application?
- The instructions require a map showing lots within 300 feet, two plot plans, property-owner signatures, and the filing fee. Photographs and other exhibits may also be submitted.
- What does the variance application ask me to explain?
- It asks you to describe the requested variance and explain the property’s special circumstances, effects on the neighborhood and nearby properties, public welfare impacts, and consistency with the town’s land use plan.
Need something notarized?
This Application for Variance doesn’t need a notary — but if you have another Wilbur form that does, a commissioned online notary can help.