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Town and Country hearing on driveway gate permit delayed after owner says gate must be shifted
Summary
At a June 23 public hearing, the Board of Aldermen opened a conditional-use request for a driveway gate at 11929 Clayton Road and continued the ordinance to July 14 after the owner said the gate remains in place but must be moved about three feet pending approval.
A public hearing opened June 23 for a conditional‑use permit to allow an accessory driveway gate at 11929 Clayton Road in the suburban estate zoning district; the Board of Aldermen continued consideration to July 14, 2025.
The request, filed by the property's owner, Jeff Taylor, and presented by Steve Gaveley on Taylor’s behalf, seeks formal authorization for a driveway gate installed on the property. The owner said the gate is already in place and would need to be moved about three feet; he told the board the relocation work has not yet been completed because approval is pending.
The hearing record includes published notice and mailed notices to property owners within 300 feet of the subject property. No members of the public spoke during the hearing.
Under the city's process, the board read Bill No. 25‑30, described as "an ordinance approving a conditional use and authorizing a conditional use permit for an accessory structure, a driveway gate located at 11929 Clayton Road in the city of Town And Country," and the item was continued to the July 14 meeting for second consideration.
No formal vote on the permit was taken on June 23; the hearing record and exhibits will be attached to the minutes for the continued meeting.
Details left to resolve include the exact relocation plan and timing; the applicant indicated work will proceed only after the board’s action at the continued hearing.
