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Commission approves Brian Johnson agricultural building permit at 277 South Johnson Lane

5918642 · October 1, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved a building permit for a 30-by-40-foot agricultural pole barn with a 12-foot side awning at 277 South Johnson Lane; applicant will add electrical service, no water service planned, and commissioners confirmed setbacks and zoning compliance.

Bridal Johnson (spoke as applicant) requested approval to build a 30-by-40-foot agricultural pole barn with a 12-foot side awning behind an existing residence at 277 South Johnson Lane. She said the structure will be steel (26-gauge), will have electricity for lights and will not include plumbing or water.

Commissioners confirmed the lot is in a 40-acre zoning designation and the applicant stated the lot area as 111.87 acres. Staff and commissioners verified setbacks and that the proposed building footprint fits within the property’s allowed coverage. The applicant and staff agreed that electrical connections must be inspected and that the structure remains a pole-barn construction under current rules.

Commissioner Scott Hawkins moved to approve the agricultural building permit; Commissioner Paul Bishop seconded. The motion passed by voice vote; the chair announced "motion carried." Planning staff noted standard permit inspections and electrical inspections will be required before final sign-off.