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Commission approves Hayes‑Bailey house addition plans
Summary
The planning commission unanimously approved plans for an addition to the Hayes‑Bailey historic house, including kitchen and bathroom work and a back‑half extension.
The Fountain Green Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved plans for an addition to the Hayes‑Bailey historic house. The project includes an addition to the back half of the house with a new kitchen and bathroom and some exterior work described by the applicant and staff.
Commissioners reviewed submitted plans and noted some missing elements in the packet — for example irrigation documentation was present but undated — and staff indicated they would follow up on outstanding submittal items. The applicant described interior progress and work completed since last review, including drywall, mudding and installation of a wood stove. The commission found no major foundation issues and approved the submitted plans with a motion to approve as presented.
The motion to approve carried unanimously; staff confirmed plans will be stamped and filed as the approved set.
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