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Milltown board denies pole‑shed request for failing three‑acre minimum
Summary
The Town of Milltown denied a request to place a 65x42 pole barn on a 0.76‑acre portion of a three‑acre parcel, citing the town’s three‑acre minimum lot zoning standard.
The Town of Milltown board on Sept. 16 denied a request to place a 65‑by‑42‑foot pole barn on a 0.76‑acre portion of a larger three‑acre parcel because the proposal did not meet the town’s three‑acre minimum lot zoning requirement.
Doug Gervais presented a certified survey map showing the .76‑acre parcel and said he had the owners’ permission to place the pole barn though he is not the owner of the parent parcel. After discussion, Jon Eckel moved to deny the request under the town’s three‑acre minimum zoning language; Chris Nelson seconded and the motion passed.
The minutes record the denial but do not include any condition or appeal instructions in the text.
