Resident asks whether temporary shed is allowed before home construction; consultant notes small structures under 200 sq ft may be exempt
Summary
During public comment Jessica Austin asked whether the Palmers can put up a temporary shed for a mower prior to building their primary residence; consultant Chris Khorey said digging or a structure under 200 square feet can be exempt.
During the public‑comment portion Jessica Austin asked if the Palmers could put up a temporary shed before their primary residence is constructed, saying, "the Palmers want to know if they can put a temporary shed up (before primary residence) for their mower. They are going to break ground soon."
Consultant Chris Khorey (McKenna) responded with a permitting clarification: "If under 200 square feet, it can be exempt." The Planning Commission did not take further action at this meeting; staff and the applicant will follow up on permitting requirements and any necessary applications.
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