Due to the peculiar conditions of design and construction in historic neighborhoods where structures were sometimes built close to lot lines, it is in the public interest to retain a neighborhood's historic appearance by making variances to normal yard requirements where such a variance does not adversely interfere with the public health and safety. Where it is deemed that such a variance is warranted and will not adversely affect neighboring properties, the Review Board shall recommend appropriate variances to the Zoning Board of Appeals for their consideration and action. (Ord. 2196-10. Passed 3-22-10.)