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Zoning map amendment approved to allow storage units at long‑running business
Summary
The board certified an area plan recommending reclassification of a long‑standing business from agricultural to general business to permit storage units, approving ordinance 9‑20‑24 by voice vote.
Grant County commissioners approved a zoning map amendment on Nov. 4 to change the zoning of a long‑standing business (described in meeting materials as "Comforts of Home") from agricultural to general business. A representative from the area plan (appearing by phone) explained the site had been taxed as a business and the change brings the zoning into conformance with ongoing use (storage units).
Commissioners noted the area plan had held a public hearing and recommended approval; the board certified the proposed ordinance (No. 9‑20‑24) and gave a favorable recommendation. There was no substantive public opposition during the area plan hearing, the board noted, and the motion passed by voice vote.
The approval updates the zoning map to match current use and authorizes county staff to proceed with the ordinance process.
