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Levan council approves 40-by-60 outbuilding permit for local residents
Summary
The Levan City Council unanimously approved an outbuilding permit for Gus and Katie for a 40-by-60 shell structure after planning and zoning clearance; council members noted site constraints including an old cement septic tank uncovered during excavation.
The Levan City Council on Oct. 9 approved an outbuilding permit for Gus and Katie for a 40-by-60 storage shell after planning and zoning had signed off on the project. Christine (role not specified), who presented the item, said the structure meets setback requirements and was intended as a storage shell.
The council discussed site work that revealed a buried, cement septic tank and remnants of an old foundation. "It's got plenty of setbacks. It's just a shell," Christine said during the presentation, describing the proposal as storage-only. Council members confirmed the setback and foundation information during discussion.
Unidentified Speaker (S4) moved to approve the permit; Ray (S2) seconded. The council voiced support and the presiding official called the question; the motion carried. There were no recorded oppositions or abstentions noted in the meeting transcript.
Background: Planning and zoning had already approved the permit before the council action. The council’s approval authorizes the applicant to proceed with building-permit-level work consistent with local regulations; any building or utility work beyond the permitted shell will require standard inspections and permits.
The council moved on to other agenda items after the vote.
