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Commission recommends favorable zoning recommendation for special‑exception mobile home at 11441 South Reed Street
Summary
The commission held a public hearing on zoning appeal petition 25‑03 (special exception to place a mobile home). The applicant was absent; a family member spoke. The commission voted to forward a favorable recommendation to the Vermillion County Board of Zoning Appeals.
At its Sept. 11 meeting, the Marion County Area Planning Commission opened a public hearing on a zoning appeals petition filed with the Vermillion County Board of Zoning Appeals: petition 25‑03, filed by Debbie Roskivinski (recorded as Debbie Roskivinski Govinski in the notice), seeking a special exception to place a mobile home on property identified in the meeting notice as 11441 South Reed Street in Clinton (Held Township).
Debbie Roskivinski was not present. John Roskivinski spoke at the podium for the applicant and identified himself: "My name is John Roskivinski." He told the commission the previous structure at the site had been removed and said the parcel has septic and city water. He said he had spoken with Dana Brown about permits and that he planned to obtain a placement permit (the meeting record notes a $75 permit fee mentioned by the speaker). He described neighboring occupancy: the daughter of the prospective occupant lives in an occupied dwelling immediately north of the parcel and he owns land to the west.
The commission opened the hearing for public comment; no members of the public spoke. The commission then closed the public hearing (motion by Bob Alexander; second by Joe Ellis) and voted to forward a favorable recommendation to the Vermillion County Board of Zoning Appeals, which was scheduled to meet after the APC meeting. The record shows a voice vote on the favorable recommendation; the presiding officer called for "Aye" votes and observed that the ayes had it.
Clarifying note: the meeting notice shows the property address as 11441 South Reed Street; at the podium the speaker said a number that the record transcribes as 11411 Breed Street. The commission record used the address in the published notice when forwarding the recommendation.
Why it matters: The favorable recommendation sends petition 25‑03 to the Vermillion County Board of Zoning Appeals for a final decision. The applicant must obtain required permits and meet building‑inspector requirements before placing the mobile home.
