Plan Commission approves conditional use permit for accessory buildings at 1509 E. Wasatch Ave.
Summary
The commission granted a conditional use permit allowing more than one detached accessory building at 1509 East Wasatch Avenue for applicant Patrick Meyer. Staff reported neighbor support, an anonymous complaint, and that the applicant is working to comply; the permit does not require council approval.
The Plan Commission approved a conditional use permit for 1509 East Wasatch Avenue on Sept. 15, allowing more than one detached accessory building in the two-flat residential zoning district for applicant Patrick Meyer.
Mr. Hebert, planning staff, said the item had been heard at the previous meeting and staff provided a report. He noted there was neighbor support and an anonymous written complaint; Mr. Hebert said the applicant was trying to comply with the requirements. “We did provide a staff report in there. Last meeting, we had a neighbor in support of the project and also a colleague that was in support of, proving the conditional use. We also had a written anonymous written complaint about it,” he said.
The commission voted by voice to approve the conditional use permit. Staff clarified that this decision does not need final approval by the City Council and will be processed administratively under the building code.
The permit approval allows the property owner to proceed with the accessory-building configuration subject to building-code compliance and any conditions recorded in the permit.
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