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Board continues conditional-use review for large pool house at 13200 Thornhill Drive
Summary
The Board continued consideration of a conditional-use permit for an accessory pool house at 13200 Thornhill Drive in Town and Country to a future meeting after a board member said the builder had not canvassed neighbors and the HOA should review updated plans.
The Board of Auburn on May 27 continued its review of a conditional-use permit for an accessory structure — a pool house — at 13200 Thornhill Drive in the Town and Country neighborhood so neighbors and the homeowner association could review revised plans.
The city clerk read Bill No. 25-24, described in the record as "an ordinance approving a conditional use and authorizing a conditional use permit for an accessory structure, a pool house located at 13200 Thornhill Drive in the city of Town Of Country." A board member moved to continue consideration to the next meeting; the motion passed.
Alderman (unnamed) said the board had previously asked the builder whether he had canvassed the neighborhood and that the builder had said he had; the board member said the builder subsequently confirmed he had not canvassed neighbors. "He did not canvass the neighborhood," the alderman said, and added the board wanted to ensure neighbors were in alignment because of the structure's size and that the HOA would review the plans before the board moved forward.
The meeting record shows the board voted to continue the item; the transcript does not record a formal roll-call of ayes and nays for the continuance beyond the chair calling for the vote and members responding "Aye." The record does not show a new hearing date; the transcription indicates the next regular meeting date was discussed but not clearly recorded.
No substantive action on the permit was taken at the May 27 meeting. The transcript does not record new plans or design changes, and it does not record comments from the property owner or the HOA in the public record.
