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Johnson County remands golf driving-range conditional-use permit to zoning board after applicant request
Summary
The Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously Feb. 6 to send application E24-443CUPAU, a conditional use permit for a golf driving range and 4,300-square-foot hitting shed, back to the East Consolidated Zoning Board for reconsideration of a demolition stipulation.
The Johnson County Board of County Commissioners on Feb. 6 voted 7-0 to remand application E24-443CUPAU, a conditional use permit (CUP) for a golf driving range including a 4,300-square-foot hitting shed, back to the East Consolidated Zoning Board for further consideration of a demolish/demolition stipulation.
Zoe Brown of the planning department told the commissioners the applicant had requested the item be remanded for further review. Commissioner Sue Brewer moved to remand the application; Commissioner Allen Brand seconded the motion. The clerk called the roll and all seven commissioners voted in favor.
The board’s motion asked the zoning board to reconsider stipulation number 4, which would have required demolition of a house and an accessory structure within 30 days of the meeting. The remand pauses county-level action and returns the matter to the East Consolidated Zoning Board for revised findings or amended stipulations.
Commissioner Brewer read the motion on the record: “I move that the board remand application number E24-443CUPAU for conditional use permit for a golfing driving range and 4,300 feet hitting shed on approximately 43 acres of a 74.57 acre property back to the East Consolidated Zoning Board for their reconsideration of stipulation number 4 regarding the demolish demolition of a house and accessory structure within 30 days from this meeting.”
The vote was recorded as: Commissioner Fast — aye; Commissioner Myers — aye; Commissioner Brewer — aye; Commissioner Hanslick — aye; Commissioner Ashcraft — yes; Commissioner Allen Brand — aye; Chairman Mike Kelly — aye. The clerk reported seven votes in favor, none opposed.
The remand will require the East Consolidated Zoning Board to revisit the stipulation in light of the applicant’s request and any new or clarified information it receives. County staff made no additional public presentation at the BOCC meeting beyond the procedural notice of the applicant’s request.
The board did not adopt a new timetable in the public record; further proceedings will follow the zoning board’s schedule and any subsequent return to the BOCC if required.
