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Commission approves Carter addition at 169 W. 800 S. with utility and hydrant contingencies

3809419 · May 1, 2025
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Summary

The planning commission approved a site plan for an addition to a home owned by Kevin and Laurie Carter at 169 West 800 South, requiring corrected utility locations, all buildings within 200 feet shown, and fire hydrant locations within 500 feet of the dwelling (or 200 feet of the property line) to be labeled.

The Genola Planning Commission on May 1 approved a site plan for an addition to a home owned by Kevin and Laurie Carter at 169 West 800 South in the F. Meekum Subdivision (Plot C, Lot 6), subject to contingencies. The motion to approve passed by voice vote.

Staff and commissioners reviewed the submitted plans and asked the applicant to correct utility locations (water, gas, electric, and secondary water), show property line dimensions, and label all buildings within 200 feet of the property line. Commissioners noted a missing fire hydrant label; the commission made labeling the fire hydrant within 500 feet of the dwelling (or within 200 feet of the property line) a contingency. An aerial view of the property was requested to accompany the revised plan.

Commissioners identified nearby outbuildings and a garage that must be shown on the revised plan; one neighbor offered to meet the applicant on site to assist in locating existing structures and measurements. Staff advised that, once the contingencies are met and the plan is signed by the chair, the applicant may proceed with permitting.

Action recorded: approve the site plan for a home addition at 169 West 800 South with contingencies to correct utility locations, show buildings within 200 feet, and label nearby fire hydrants; passed by voice vote.