Planning commission approves home‑addition permit for Gaydeen Williams at 90th West 200 South

The Mona Planning & Zoning Commission voted to approve a building‑permit application for a home addition at 90th West 200 South for homeowner Gaydeen Williams. The commission discussed setbacks, square footage and structural sign‑offs before the motion.

Commissioners said engineer/inspector Lane had signed off on the plans but raised questions about the permit packet’s square‑footage figures. Speaker 3 told the commission that the application listed “2,400 square feet” and “372 square feet on the basement,” and several members asked whether the 2,400 figure reflected only the new addition or the total area including the existing house. "That's the addition," one commissioner said, while another noted the 2,400 figure could include the existing house and said staff should verify the correct number before finalizing permit fees.

The panel reviewed setbacks noted in the application — a 30‑foot front/rear requirement and a 10‑foot left‑yard standard — and members said the plan appeared to meet those limits. Speaker 1 noted a 42‑foot side dimension on the Lehi side and others said there was “plenty of room.” On structural review, commissioners discussed loads, wind and seismic considerations and affirmed the plans are primarily structural engineering matters.

Speaker 2 moved to approve the building permit; Speaker 1 seconded. The motion passed by voice vote; tallies were not recorded in the transcript. The commission asked staff to confirm the correct square‑footage breakout (existing vs. new construction) and to adjust permit fee calculations if needed before issuing the finalized permit.

The commission moved on to other agenda items after approving the application.