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Lyon County panel backs zoning change and helipad permit for Station 38 in Dayton
Summary
The Lyon County Planning Commission unanimously recommended April 14 that the Board of County Commissioners approve a zoning map amendment and a conditional-use permit to allow a helipad at Fire Station 38 in Dayton, citing improved air-medical response and wildfire initial-attack capability and attaching noise- and safety-related conditions.
The Lyon County Planning Commission on April 14 voted 6-0 to forward to the Lyon County Board of County Commissioners a recommendation to rezone a 1.02-acre parcel at 199 Six Mile Canyon Road in Dayton from C1 (limited commercial) to Public Facilities and to grant a conditional-use permit for a helipad at Fire Station 38.
Lisa Nash, senior planner, told commissioners the requested zoning change would "bring the property into compliance" with the county's public/quasi-public master-plan designation and that the parcel already has water and sewer service. Nash said the helipad use is allowed in the Public Facilities district with a conditional-use permit and that staff had prepared 19 conditions intended to reduce neighborhood impacts. "This is cleaning up something where currently the C1 isn't appropriate in the public…
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