Grant County Court approves address exceptions for non‑habitable structures
Summary
The court granted address exceptions, including a request for Tax Lot 4900 (No Tellum Ranch LLC) to allow a physical address for a non‑habitable agricultural building, and directed staff to coordinate with the sheriff to propose updates to Ordinance 92‑03.
Planning Director Shannon Springer told the court that property owners, including Larry Whitten of No Tellum Ranch LLC, requested physical addresses be assigned to non‑habitable structures and vacant parcels to accommodate business mail and delivery needs. Springer said the requests seek deviation from the strict requirements of Ordinance 92‑03, citing emergency response and zoning implications.
"The purpose of this request is to seek Court approval to deviate from the strict requirements of Ordinance 92-03 in order to assign a physical address to a non-habitable structure," Springer said. The court approved the address exceptions by a 3‑0 vote and directed staff to consult with the sheriff and propose amendments to the 1992 addressing ordinance to provide clearer guidance and flexibility.
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