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Council approves three temporary construction-trailer special-use permits in Briarley/Redbird Meadows
Summary
Council granted three special-use permits allowing construction trailers for Weekly Homes, Jay Patrick Homes and Perry Homes at lots in the Briarley (formerly Redbird Meadows) development, subject to planning conditions on maintenance, utilities and restoration. Planning staff said permits are temporary and were reviewed by the development's ARC.
Montgomery — The Montgomery City Council unanimously approved three special-use permits on Nov. 10 to allow temporary construction trailers on residential lots in the Briarley/Redbird Meadows development.
Planning staff explained the permits are required because the trailers will operate temporarily as construction offices on lots zoned residential. The planning and zoning commission (PNC) recommended approval with six conditions, including requirements that the trailer and surrounding area be kept free of litter and debris; utilities be properly maintained and disconnected when the permit ends; inspections be conducted; and the lot be restored to original condition after removal.
"The recommendation does recommend approval subject to 6 conditions...the trailer and surrounding area must be kept in great condition, free of litter, debris, and both of the home vegetation," planning staff said.
Council approved the Weekly Homes permit (item 15) on a motion by Mister Wilson, seconded by Mister Donaldson; Jay Patrick Homes (item 16) was approved on a motion by Mister Olsen, seconded by Mister Donaldson; and Perry Homes (item 17) was approved on a motion by Mister Olson and seconded by Mister Johnson. Each motion carried by voice vote.
Planning staff noted the development's architectural review committee reviewed aesthetics and that any changes to the permits must return to planning and council for approval.
