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Charlevoix planners support Boyne Valley text changes lowering accessory building height and fixing cross-references
Summary
The commission supported Boyne Valley Township’s proposed zoning text amendments, including lowering accessory building height limits from 35 to 28 feet and correcting ordinance cross-references and footnote numbering.
The Charlevoix County Planning Commission reviewed proposed text amendments to Boyne Valley Township’s zoning ordinance and voted to support the township Planning Commission’s recommendation.
Staff highlighted the principal changes: reducing the maximum allowable height for accessory buildings (including those allowed as a principal use) from 35 feet to 28 feet, relocating footnote (d) text into specific sections, relettering subsequent footnotes and updating references, and correcting a cross-reference from Section 2.03 (G) to Section 2.02. Staff had no substantive objections beyond those editorial corrections.
Commissioner P. Grassmick moved to support the township recommendation and forward the staff report for the township’s consideration; M. Cunningham seconded. The motion passed by voice vote with all present in favor.
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