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Board of Adjustment upholds Kent County animal-limit rule for Brennan property
Summary
The Kent County Board of Adjustment on Dec. 18 upheld the county's interpretation of zoning code section 205-34 and ruled that the Brennan parcel is subject to the five-animal limit because the property's primary use and principal structure are residential, despite AC zoning.
The Kent County Board of Adjustment on Dec. 18 upheld the county's position that a parcel associated with Donna Kaye and Jeffrey Scott Brennan Sr. is subject to the five-animal limit in section 205-34 because the primary use of the lot is residential.
Fred Townsend, the board's legal counsel, reopened the matter for the board's limited reconsideration and reminded members the review would focus on the narrow question left undecided at the prior hearing: whether the…
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