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Hilliard BZA approves temporary office trailer for Great Dane at 4080 Lyman Drive

3048575 · April 18, 2025
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Summary

The board approved a request to place a 1,440-square-foot temporary office trailer adjacent to the principal building at 4080 Lyman Drive to allow continued operation during remediation work. Approval was unanimous and carries conditions, including a one-and-a-half-year expiration unless extended.

The Hilliard Board of Zoning Appeals on April 17 approved a temporary-use request to place a 1,440-square-foot office trailer at 4080 Lyman Drive to allow continued operation while the principal building is remediated.

Planning staff described the structure as a temporary building that would be forward of part of the main building and said the trailer’s proposed location may need minor adjustment for building- or fire-code reasons or to avoid blocking a fire lane. Staff recommended approval with four conditions and suggested a time limit of 18 months; if the work is not complete by then the applicant must return to the board for an extension.

No applicant remarks were required. A board member moved to approve case number BZA25-10 under the temporary-use provisions of the Hilliard Code chapter 1106 to permit a 1,440-square-foot temporary office trailer on the 6.72-acre site. The motion was seconded and carried 5-0. The board recorded the vote as unanimous and the chair announced “Motion carries five-zero.”

The approval, as described by staff, allows the business to continue operating on site while remediation is performed on the principal building but preserves staff’s ability to require minor relocations of the trailer if necessary for safety or access. If the project extends beyond the one-and-a-half-year period the applicant must seek an extension from the board.