Board continues hearing on allowing containerized storage in residential yards to September
Staff proposed an ordinance to allow one containerized cargo unit as an accessory structure with standards; residents raised concerns about screening, use and durability and the board voted to continue the public hearing to Sept. 15 so staff can tighten setback, screening, SUP and anti-habitation language.
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Staff presented a draft ordinance (26-16) that would permit a single containerized cargo unit as an accessory structure on residential lots provided it meets building-code requirements, permanent foundations, screening or siding, and setback rules. Planning staff said the proposal would not allow stacking and would require a building permit rather than an automatic exemption.
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