Planning board approves looser placement for accessory structures on corner lots with added screening
The board recommended changes to allow certain accessory structures (sheds, gazebos, tiki huts) closer to secondary streets on corner lots while keeping setback, engineering and screening requirements; members debated privacy and visual impacts before approving the amendments.
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The Planning & Advisory Board recommended amendments to the city code to permit some accessory structures to be placed closer to secondary streets on corner lots, subject to existing setback, building‑code and screening requirements.
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