Decision on KC Investments permit delayed after trustee concerns about conversion
Trustees postponed action on a land-use permit for 109 State Hwy 35 after questioning whether proposed restroom additions indicated a conversion toward residential use and noting a camper with apparent utility connections on the property; President McLimans will meet building inspector Josh Copsey onsite.
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Clerk Atterbury explained the Land Use Permit application for KC Investments at 109 State Hwy 35 had expired without completion. The permit covers adding a full upstairs bathroom, finishing a roughed-in lower-level bathroom, and adding a middle-level half bath. Some trustees raised concerns the owner might be converting the feed mill structure to residential use, which could create sewer system impacts if improper waste entered the system.
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