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Board of Adjustments tables short-term rental application at 747 Claunch Road for additional notice

2712423 · March 18, 2025
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Summary

Danville Board of Adjustments voted unanimously to table a conditional use permit application for a short-term rental at 747 Claunch Road after staff said required inter-county notice to Mercer County was not sent.

The Danville Board of Adjustments voted unanimously to table a conditional use permit application for a proposed short-term rental at 747 Claunch Road after staff reported required notice had not been sent to Mercer County.

Planning staff member Mikayla Jerry told the board she had sent the newspaper advertisement and on-site signage but had not sent required notice to Mercer County for a parcel that crosses county lines and requested the item be postponed to allow staff to complete the notice process. "I did not send notice to Mercer County. So I'm asking that we postpone it so I can send proper notice," Jerry said.

Board Chair asked for a motion; Lonnie McGuire moved to table the item and a board member identified as Mike seconded. The board voted "All in favor? No opposition." The item was continued to the April meeting so staff could complete the required cross-county notification.

The application on the agenda was listed as an application from Kelly and Anne Griffith to operate a short-term rental at the property; staff noted the parcel lies partly in Boyle County and partly in Mercer County and therefore required notice to both jurisdictions. No public testimony or substantive discussion on the merits of the short-term rental occurred because the item was postponed.

The board returned to its prior order of business after making the motion to table.