Village of Shelby Planning Commission approves site plan for 72 Piper Street

The Village of Shelby Planning Commission voted unanimously Aug. 20, 2024 to approve a site plan for a 40-by-64-foot pole building at 72 Piper Street.

The proposal, submitted July 24, 2024 by property owner Ken Davis, sought a zoning permit to construct the pole building on a parcel zoned Commercial/Industrial (Parcel No. 046-340-007-00). Interim Village Administrator Guetschow had denied an earlier zoning application, and Davis subsequently submitted a Planning & Zoning application for a Commercial/Industrial site plan review. The commission found the revised plans met the district's zoning requirements and that stormwater controls had been addressed.

Planning Commission member Tim Horton moved to approve the site plan; Samantha Gottschalk seconded the motion. A voice vote was recorded as "all in favor" among commissioners present'Samantha Gottschalk, Ross Field, John Sutton and Tim Horton'and the motion carried. Commissioner Paul Inglis was absent and did not vote.

Earlier in the meeting the commission also approved the April 30, 2024 meeting minutes on a motion by Horton, seconded by John Sutton. The meeting adjourned at 6:11 P.M. on a unanimous voice vote. The minutes from this meeting are noted in the record as not official until approved at the commission's next regular meeting on Sept. 17, 2024.

Details not specified in the record: any building permits or construction timelines beyond the site plan approval, and whether any conditions or follow-up inspections were required as part of the approval.