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Mona City Planning & Zoning approves minutes, addresses local permit and development questions
Summary
At the Dec. 4, 2024 meeting the board approved Nov. 6 work-session and regular minutes, discussed alleged unpermitted living space in a shed, asked staff to check permits for several new buildings, and directed staff to obtain DEQ guidance for a proposed restaurant's water needs.
After closing the public hearing on the land-use and subdivision ordinance updates, the board handled routine items. Speaker 5 moved and Speaker 1 seconded to approve the Nov. 6 planning and zoning work-session minutes; the motion passed. Speaker 4 moved and Speaker 1 seconded to approve the Nov. 6 regular meeting minutes; that motion also passed.
Commissioners raised multiple local-development questions: Speaker 1 and others flagged a large shed at the Christensen property that appears to contain a kitchen and interior lighting and may be used as living space. Speaker 2 said staff would check permitting records and report back. Multiple commissioners also asked staff to verify recent aluminum building installations (near Cody Christenson's former property and elsewhere) to determine whether permits had been issued. Speaker 2 requested addresses to search permit records.
Staff addressed other development inquiries: a minor subdivision by Gordon and questions from the recorder about the narrow width of 300 North were discussed; staff said the road is a city road and is likely grandfathered in its current condition. Staff also said the recorder was awaiting newspaper certification for recordation and that a prospective restaurant on Rick's property needed DEQ and state-code water/sewer guidance; staff will forward DEQ information when available.
The meeting concluded with routine procedural motions to schedule or confirm the next planning and zoning meeting for Dec. 4 and seasonal greetings exchanged among commissioners.
