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Zoning Board approves Dollar General dumpster enclosure at Bluestem Road
Summary
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a design review for a 120-square-foot dumpster enclosure at the Dollar General at 4733 Bluestem Road to bring the site into compliance; staff said the enclosure will remove one parking space but leave the lot with a parking surplus.
The Zoning Board of Appeals on April 9 approved a design review for a 120-square-foot dumpster enclosure at the Dollar General at 4733 Bluestem Road.
The revision, presented by Kevin, a village staff member, responds to an applicant request to enclose existing exterior trash bins and bring the site into compliance with the village zoning code. Kevin said the addition would “match what’s out there” and expand an existing enclosure rather than replace it.
Staff told the board the enclosure would require removal of one parking space from a lot that currently contains about 40 spaces; the site requires 34 spaces under zoning, leaving a surplus of six that staff said would absorb the loss. The staff report recommended approval based on conformity with the zoning district and design standards.
A board member moved to approve the expansion and another seconded; the motion passed on a roll call with the members present voting to approve. The board did not specify additional conditions tied to the approval during the meeting.
The petitioner named in the record is Nick Chapman. The application was filed as ZVA2025-007, described on the agenda as a design review for a 120-square-foot dumpster enclosure at Dollar General, 4733 Bluestem Road. No other changes to the site plan or operating conditions were recorded at the meeting.
