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Gallatin commission approves 5-unit townhome conditional use permit with screening, retention and no-blasting conditions
Summary
The Gallatin Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for a five-unit townhome project by Clarendon Homes, adding requirements for ample screening, city-required stormwater retention and a prohibition on blasting after neighbors raised concerns about flooding, rock removal and privacy.
The Gallatin City Planning Commission on an unrecorded voice vote approved a conditional use permit for a five-unit attached townhome development, adding requirements for "ample screening," city-required stormwater retention and a prohibition on blasting.
Charlie Pieria, a staff planner, told the commission that the applicant seeks approval for a multifamily use on four lots totaling 1.15 acres and that staff recommended approval of Resolution 2025008 with eight staff conditions; the project will return for site-plan review where stormwater, buffer yards and other technical requirements will be addressed.
Neighbors urged the commission to deny the permit or attach strict conditions. "This project is simply too large for a lot…
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