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BZA elects officers, approves minutes and adopts two variances

2535873 · January 14, 2025
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Summary

At the meeting the DeKalb County Board of Zoning Appeals elected officers by unanimous vote, approved past minutes, and approved two petitions: a use variance for a sawmill (25-01) and a fence-height variance (25-02).

The DeKalb County Board of Zoning Appeals opened its meeting and conducted internal business, electing officers and approving minutes before addressing two variance petitions.

Board members voted to retain Meredith Wright as secretary and elected Frank (name recorded in roll) as chair and Jason Carnahan as vice chair. The board approved minutes from the October 14, 2024 meeting by unanimous consent.

The board then considered two petitions and approved both: petition 25-01 (Cedar Creek Sawmill use variance) and petition 25-02 (10-foot chain-link fence variance at 1047 U.S. 6 in Corona). Both approvals carry conditions requiring compliance with county agencies and additional procedural steps (replat, drainage approvals, and written evidence of compliance before certificate of occupancy or completion is issued).

Votes at a glance

- Election of officers: Chair (Frank — name recorded at roll), Vice Chair (Jason Carnahan), Secretary (Meredith Wright) — motions passed by voice vote/consent.

- Approval of minutes (Oct. 14, 2024): Unanimous consent.

- Petition 25-01 (Cedar Creek Sawmill) — Outcome: Approved. Motion carried on roll call: Jason Carnahan — yes; Andrew Provines — yes; Frank Culver — yes.

- Petition 25-02 (Fence height at 1047 U.S. 6) — Outcome: Approved. Motion carried on roll call: Jason Carnahan — yes; Andrew Provines — yes; Frank Palmer — yes.

The board noted two petitions are scheduled for February and that members should ensure a quorum will be present for future meetings.