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Planning board approves remodel and addition at 425 Hancock Street
Summary
The Silver Plume Planning and Zoning Board unanimously approved a building permit for a remodel and addition at 425 Hancock St., finding the proposal met setback, lot-coverage, minimum floor-space and floodway documentation requirements.
The Silver Plume Planning and Zoning Board unanimously approved a building-permit application for work at 425 Hancock Street at its Aug. 29 meeting.
Board Chair Chris Frey reviewed the written decision and the applicable Land Use Code provisions, saying the proposal met the board’s criteria for height, setbacks, lot coverage and minimum usable floor space. The application covers a remodel of an existing kitchen and bathroom and an addition providing a new bedroom and bathroom area.
Frey walked the board through compliance checks for LUC Section 3.2.C.1: maximum height (28 feet above grade), front- and rear-setback minimums, side setbacks for the principal structure, and lot-coverage calculations. Town staff confirmed the applicant submitted a licensed Colorado professional’s hydraulic analysis to show the project does not encroach into the floodway. The board recorded that minimum lot size, lot-coverage limits and a minimum dwelling-unit usable floor space of 500 square feet were met.
Lisa Rae moved to approve the Building Permit Application for 425 Hancock Street; Tim McDonough seconded. The motion passed with all in favor.
With the permit approved, the building inspector will complete the standard field inspections and the applicant may proceed with the next permit-processing steps.
