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Council approves driveway-width variance for historic Downey property with fire-district condition
Summary
Bannock County Planning Council granted a variance from a 20-foot driveway-width standard to allow a 13-foot width at one point for a historic property; approval was unanimous with a condition requiring a written letter from the fire district.
The Bannock County Planning and Development Council approved a variance allowing a driveway to be built 13 feet wide at its narrowest point, where county standards require a 20-foot width. The applicant, Angela Keeling, said the buildings on the parcel date to the early 1900s and cannot be relocated; the council voted 5-0 to grant the variance with a condition that the applicant submit a letter from the local fire district confirming the fire department’s ability to access the property.
Keeling told the council she had…
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