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ZBA recommends approval of Partington special-use permit for mini-warehouse in Dixon; outdoor storage would require separate permit
Summary
The Lee County Zoning Board of Appeals voted to recommend that the county board approve a special-use permit for mini-warehouse storage units on a 2.22-acre I-1-zoned parcel on Rock Island Road in Dixon and clarified that outdoor storage would not be permitted under this special use and would require a separate petition.
The Lee County Zoning Board of Appeals on May 1 recommended that the Lee County Board approve a special-use permit for mini-warehouse storage units on a 2.22-acre parcel at 601 Rock Island Road in Dixon, owned by Clay and Elizabeth Partington. The board also clarified that any outdoor inventory or material storage would not be allowed under this special-use approval and would require a separate special-use petition.
Lee R. Partington, who identified herself as the property owner and applicant, described plans for two buildings totaling roughly 60 units in the first phase (30 units each) with a possible total of about 90 units over time. ‘‘This would be 30 units here ... a total would probably be about 90,’’ Partington…
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