Board continues after‑the‑fact shed case at Lake Alexander pending survey and impervious‑surface calculations
A Lake Alexander after‑the‑fact variance to keep a 12x32 shed within side/rear setbacks was continued after staff identified additional unpermitted structures and unclear impervious‑surface figures; the board directed a boundary survey and a certified impervious‑surface calculation.
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The Morrison County Board of Adjustment continued the after‑the‑fact variance request for a shed at a Lake Alexander property belonging to Nicholas Neland after staff warned that the application omitted additional structures and recreational vehicles that affect impervious‑surface totals.
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