Planning commission clarifies accessory‑building rules after resident question
A resident asked whether he could build a large shop on two combined lots; staff and commissioners clarified setbacks, when a structure counts as a dwelling, and the process and cost for a variance.
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A resident seeking to combine two lots and build a large shop pressed the Mona Planning and Zoning Commission on April 1 for clarity about what structures are allowed and where.
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