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Cleveland planning board approves 30-by-50 shed permit for resident Paul
Summary
At its May 6 meeting, the Cleveland Town Planning and Zoning board approved a building permit for a 30-by-50-foot shed on property identified in the record as belonging to Paul Broderick. Board members reviewed setbacks, height limits and advised the applicant to obtain county building permits after zoning approval.
On May 6 the Cleveland Town Planning and Zoning board approved a building permit for a 30-by-50-foot detached shed requested by an applicant identified in the meeting as Paul.
The board reviewed the proposalincluding a stated front setback of about 100 feet, a minimum side setback of 5 feet and a typical peak height limit of 20 feet for accessory buildings. The applicant said the shed would have a 12-foot door and side heights around 14 to 16 feet. Staff noted the parcel sits near a wash and advised the applicant to also seek the county planning and building office approvals after receiving the town's zoning sign-off.
Staff member (speaker 3) summarized the zoning standards and confirmed the structure could sit within a 5-foot side setback but could not be closer than 5 feet to the property line. The board discussed the site's configuration relative to a nearby wash and adjacent properties before moving to a vote.
A motion to approve the building permit was made and seconded; the board voted in favor and the chair announced the motion passed. The transcript records the motion and the board's affirmative response but does not list a roll-call tally. The board directed the applicant to provide signed paperwork and to contact the county building office for the next steps.
Next steps: the applicant will sign the zoning paperwork, obtain copies for county staff, and arrange any required inspections or fees at the county office.
