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Copperton council adopts Title 19 changes easing setbacks, allowing some home‑based businesses
Summary
After a voluntary second public hearing, the Copperton Town Council approved Ordinance 2024‑12‑01 to reduce several setback requirements for accessory structures on small/quarter lots, allow some previously prohibited home‑occupation uses in detached accessory buildings, and replace vague yard‑maintenance language with enforceable standards.
The Copperton Town Council on Dec. 18 adopted Ordinance 2024‑12‑01, revising Title 19 setback and home‑occupation rules for certain small lots. The council opened a second public hearing after the planning commission and staff made substantive changes to the proposal.
Planner Brian Tucker said the ordinance reduces front/side/rear setbacks on quarter lots and corner lots — in some cases changing 20‑foot or 10‑foot setbacks to a 1‑foot standard where lots abut other yards — and clarifies where accessory structures such as sheds or garages may be placed. "Staff recommended approval," Tucker said, describing changes intended to reflect Copperton's unique…
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