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County approves conditional use permit for oversized shop at Lakeview Circle
Summary
Commissioners approved a conditional use permit allowing Michael and Connie Mitchell to construct a shop larger than 200% of their primary residence, subject to standard setback and zoning requirements.
The Sweetwater County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a conditional use permit on July 15 permitting Michael and Connie Mitchell to build a personal shop on their Lakeview Circle property that exceeds 200% of their primary residence's gross floor area.
County Planner Cassidy Brown presented the application and told commissioners the structure is close to—but above—the 200% threshold for accessory buildings in the rural residential district. The proposed accessory building meets setback requirements, legal access, and other zoning provisions. Agency reviewers raised no conflicts and the Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval by a 5-0 vote.
Planner Brown said the proposed shop measures about 42 by 95 feet according to the site plan submitted to staff. The board approved the conditional use permit with staff recommendations and confirmed that the structure must continue to meet all setback and permitting requirements.
Ending: The permit was approved with staff conditions; no public comment was recorded at the hearing.
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