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Commission grants conditional-use permit for small self-storage building; applicant present
Summary
The planning commission unanimously granted a conditional use permit to allow a small personal self-storage building on a parcel already covered by an earlier CUP for self-storage. Staff and applicants (the Lutzlingers) discussed access, utilities and buffering; no public objections were recorded.
The planning commission voted unanimously to grant a conditional use permit (CUP) for a small personal self-storage building on a parcel that already carries a CUP for self-storage use.
Staff told commissioners the parcel currently has a CUP for self-storage buildings; because the new building represents a change to that original plan, the applicants were required to return to the commission for approval. The applicants, identified in the meeting as the Lutzlingers, were present to answer questions.
Commission discussion focused on findings of fact required by ordinance (staff cited compliance with Section 17-23 and Section 17-29), ingress and egress (applicants will use existing access), parking and loading (staff said those needs were addressed), utilities (power will be run to the site) and screening/buffering to match adjacent storage units. Staff said no additional signage was proposed.
When a commissioner asked why a CUP was required for this specific building, staff explained it was necessary because the parcel's original CUP would be altered by the additional building. Following findings of fact and discussion, a motion to grant the CUP (moved by Lowst and seconded by Clark) passed by unanimous roll-call vote.
No public comment or objections were recorded at the hearing. The commission approved the CUP with no additional conditions recorded in the meeting transcript.
