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Zoning board OKs variance to allow asphalt millings and 6-foot fence at 110 Rapid Street
Summary
The Rapid City Zoning Board of Adjustment approved a variance allowing asphalt millings instead of required concrete or asphalt surfacing and a 6-foot front-yard fence at 110 Rapid Street, with conditions including annual dust palliative and runoff/visibility protections.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment voted to approve a variance for property at 110 Rapid Street on July 24, allowing asphalt millings in lieu of a code-required hard surface and permitting a 6-foot fence in the front yard where 4 feet is the standard.
City planning staff told the board the property, zoned General Commercial, currently contains a roughly 6,400-square-foot commercial building that the applicant intends to demolish and use for parking and storage for an adjacent business, Black Hills Outdoors. Staff said the proposed use is low-traffic storage related to the business across First Street and therefore recommended the variance because…
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