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Hamilton Planning and Zoning Board approves multiple permits, refers nuisance complaints for enforcement
Summary
At its March 18 meeting the Hamilton Planning and Zoning Board approved several building permits (511 7th St., 1019 S. Hughes, 302 W. Ritchie), referred nuisance complaints at 508 S. Johnson and 806 S. Colby to the Code Inspector, and directed a letter to the owner of 511 W. McGaughy about driveway and permit issues.
The Hamilton Planning and Zoning Board on March 18 approved multiple building permits and referred several nuisance complaints to municipal enforcement staff.
Chair Lori Bowen called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m., and Board member Sean Connelly moved to approve the current meeting minutes; Toni Schmidt seconded. A separate motion to approve prior meeting minutes was made by Board member Lauren Danner and seconded by Connelly.
On new business the board reviewed and approved building permit applications for 511 7th Street (motion by Board member Kevin Gubernatis, seconded by Sean Connelly), 1019 S. Hughes (motion by Kevin Gubernatis, seconded by Toni Schmidt) and 302 W. Ritchie (motion by Toni Schmidt, seconded by Kevin Gubernatis). The minutes record the motions and seconders; vote tallies or objections were not specified in the transcript.
The board also addressed nuisance complaints. The Planning and Zoning Board referred a nuisance complaint for 508 S. Johnson Street and another for 806 S. Colby Street to the Code Inspector for further action. For 511 W. McGaughy Street the board directed that City Hall send a letter to the property owner regarding an installed driveway without a culvert and the need to renew a building permit for the property.
City Hall provided updates on old business and active permits; staff reported information about 105 N. Ardinger Street (City Hall will contact the owner about boarding an open window and obtaining a timeline to address an unsound structure) and said a hole at 308 E. School is expected to be filled over the coming weekend.
The board set its next meeting for April 16, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. and adjourned at 6:45 p.m. (motion to adjourn by Board member Sean Connelly, seconded by Kevin Gubernatis).
