Board pauses after‑the‑fact shed hearing, orders surveyor impervious‑surface calculation
The board continued Nicholas Neilan’s after‑the‑fact setback variance to require a surveyor‑produced impervious‑surface calculation and an amended application including all structures; staff had found unpermitted buildings and reported the larger shed had been used occasionally as sleeping quarters.
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The Morrison County Board of Adjustment continued an after‑the‑fact variance application for a Scandy Valley Township lake lot after staff determined the submitted site drawing omitted at least one structure and recreational vehicles and raised concerns about impervious surface and potential occasional use of a shed for sleeping.
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