Public hears proposed portable container (shipping container) rules; LI amendment draws business support
The board opened a public hearing on a proposed law to regulate portable container storage in Victor; staff clarified the draft would prohibit containers as permanent accessory structures in residential areas while allowing regulated accessory storage in the Light Industrial district, a change welcomed by a local business owner.
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The Victor Town Board opened a public hearing on a proposed local law to regulate portable container (shipping container) storage in the town code. Town Clerk Kim read the formal notice; Adam (town staff) summarized changes to the draft, saying the updated language "prohibit[ed]" containers as permanent accessory storage in residential and primary-residential PD districts while recommending criteria to allow accessory storage in the Light Industrial (LI) district.
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