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Commission approves Stonegate plat amendment to remove 150-foot setback on two lots
Summary
Gallatin County planning staff found a proposed amendment to vacate a 150-foot building setback on two Stonegate lots complies with current zoning and subdivision regulations; the commission approved the change and authorized written findings, with motions carried 2 to 0.
The Gallatin County Commission on April 21 approved an amendment to the Stonegate final plat that vacates a 150-foot building setback note for Lots 149 and 151.
Ryan Stagg of county planning told the commission that Stonegate, recorded in 1993, had applied special 150-foot setbacks for several lots under earlier zoning; current standards set a 25-foot front setback and staff concluded the proposal complies with the subdivision and zoning regulations. "Staff further finds that the proposed amendment will comply with both the zoning regulation and the subdivision regulations," Stagg told the board.
Cole Shear Levitt of Allied Engineering, appearing for applicants Sean and Lindsay Gallagher, said the applicant concurred with the sample motion for approval. A commissioner moved to approve the plat amendment and to authorize the chair to sign written findings; the motions passed 2 to 0.
The written findings and order will be executed and entered into the record as required by county procedure.
