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Board grants variance and one‑year conditional use for short‑term rental with quiet‑hours, no‑pets rules
Summary
A homeowner seeking to operate a short‑term rental received a variance for lot size/frontage and a one‑year conditional‑use permit; the board required quiet hours (10 p.m.–8 a.m.) and no pets, and asked for certified receipts for notice.
The board approved two related requests April 14 for Angela Kaylor’s property on North K Road: a variance from the one‑acre lot‑size and a variance for frontage width, followed by a conditional‑use permit to operate a short‑term rental (Airbnb) for one year with conditions.
Kaylor told the board the parcel is about 0.66 acres and 100 feet wide, with an existing house and a pole barn; she said the plan is to operate a short‑term rental and that she has written house rules. Board members asked for the published quiet hours and pet policy; Kaylor said quiet hours are 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. and that she would prohibit pets.
The board noted the variance from one‑acre requirement was supported by the fact the lot was created before current zoning standards and that the applicant did not create the nonconformity. After a brief public exchange in which no neighbors objected, the board approved the variance and then approved the conditional use for one year with the conditions Kaylor agreed to: quiet hours 10 p.m.–8 a.m., no pets, and that certified mailing receipts be provided to planning staff.
The board’s approval was unanimous; staff requested certified receipts and green cards for notice and said the applicant should bring them to the office.
