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Planning council approves 0-foot side-yard variance for Ingram property
Summary
Bannock County Planning and Development Council approved a variance allowing property owner John Good to rebuild a covered lean-to at 131 East Cindy Avenue with a 0-foot side-yard setback, subject to staff conditions including fire-rated construction, engineered drainage and a signed approval letter from an adjacent owner.
The Bannock County Planning and Development Council approved a variance request that allows property owner John Good to rebuild a covered side structure with a 0-foot side-yard setback at 131 East Cindy Avenue in Ingram.
The council voted unanimously to grant the variance from the 20-foot side-yard requirement after hearing that the structure replaced an earlier lean-to destroyed by fire and that the new construction would largely follow the previous footprint. Staff recommended conditions addressing fire safety, drainage, encroachments and neighbor notification.
Planning staff described seven recommended conditions and the council added an eighth requiring a written letter from the adjacent…
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