Town board debates limit on small accessory structures in setbacks, keeps public hearing open
Clinton Town Board discussed proposed zoning changes to Chapter 250 regarding small nonpermanent accessory structures (under 50 sq ft), whether they count toward accessory-structure limits, and whether to set a numeric cap in setbacks; board left public hearing open until June 10 for further comment.
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The Town of Clinton board on Tuesday debated how proposed revisions to the zoning code will treat small nonpermanent accessory structures — playhouses, bus shelters, garden tool houses and similar items under 50 square feet — when those items are placed in required setbacks and whether they should count toward a property’s limit of accessory structures.
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