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Vermillion County board grants special exception to place mobile home in Clinton
Summary
At its Sept. 11 meeting, the Vermillion County Board of Zoning Appeals voted 4-0 to grant petition No. 25-03, allowing a single mobile home at 11441 South Reed Street in Clinton, subject to required permits and conditions recorded in the minutes.
At its Sept. 11 meeting, the Vermillion County Board of Zoning Appeals voted 4-0 to grant petition No. 25-03, a special exception to place a mobile home at 11441 South Reed Street in Clinton, Indiana. The board recorded conditions in its minutes requiring the petitioner to obtain required permits, including a health/septic permit, before a building permit will be issued.
The petition, filed by Deborah Roskoveinski, was reviewed previously by the area plan commission, the board said, and members moved through five required findings of fact before voting. Each finding — covering public health and welfare, neighborhood property values, orderly development, availability of utilities and drainage, and ingress and egress — was approved unanimously by members present. John Graves was recorded as not present for the meeting.
Board members said the mobile home will be used as a family home or for a single resident and noted that utilities and access exist at the site. The board incorporated the conditions recorded in its minutes into the decision and specified that issuance of the building permit is contingent on receipt of the health/septic permit. Penny, a county staff member, told the petitioner: "Just get your permit," and said staff would issue the building permit once the health permit is provided.
The board’s formal statement reads that petition No. 25-03 is granted "subject to any conditions stated in the minutes of this board, which conditions are incorporated herein by reference and made part of this decision." The petitioned address and permit requirements were repeated on the record before the board adjourned with no additional business.
The action affects a single property in Clinton and does not include broader regulatory changes; board members indicated the site previously hosted mobile homes and that the lot has "ample room." No public opposition or additional public comment was recorded in the meeting transcript for this item.
The board approved the minutes from the prior meeting at the start of the session, then proceeded to the petition review and vote. After granting petition No. 25-03, members moved to adjourn.
