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Planning commission approves Project Lasso site plan; refers barbed‑wire variance to BZA
Summary
The commission approved a site plan for Project Lasso (Roy) — a proposed industrial building and accessory structures on about 13.83 acres — while directing the applicant to seek a variance from the Board of Zoning Appeals for barbed wire and adopting revised screening language for exterior storage.
The Gallatin Municipal Planning Commission unanimously approved a site plan for Project Lasso (Roy), a proposed industrial campus on roughly 13.83 acres north of Steam Plant Road and west of Airport Road, while referring the applicant's request to use barbed wire on top of a security fence to the Board of Zoning Appeals.
Kimberly Atley, staff planner, summarized the proposal: a 96,007‑square‑foot primary building, an 8,753‑square‑foot shed, and a 4,873‑square‑foot office. The site is zoned IG (Industrial General). Atley noted the applicant proposed a 6‑foot vinyl‑coated chain‑link fence with privacy slats and requested barbed wire on top; she said barbed wire is not permitted under the current fence code and recommended the variance be…
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