Board approves accessory‑building permit after applicant clarifies he will not live in structure
After Planning & Zoning recommended denial on concerns about overnight occupancy, property owner John Easton told the board he does not intend to use a 1,750‑square‑foot steel accessory building for overnight stays; the board approved a permanent transferable use permit with conditions and a two‑year compliance deadline.
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The Board of Supervisors approved a permanent transferable use permit allowing a 1,750‑square‑foot steel accessory building to be built on a 1.37‑acre lot in the RCU zoning district before a primary residence is established, subject to code conformance and a two‑year certificate-of-compliance requirement.
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