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Board approves small accessory dwelling at 620 Pinkston Road
Summary
The board unanimously approved a one-bedroom, ~716-sq-ft accessory dwelling for Caitlin Watts at 620 Pinkston Road after staff confirmed the proposal met county criteria and state septic approval was included in the packet.
The Bedford County Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously approved a special exception for a one-bedroom accessory dwelling at 620 Pinkston Road.
Staff told the board the proposed 716-square-foot guest house met criteria for an accessory dwelling in the A-1 agricultural zoning district and that the applicant had included a Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation septic permit for a one-bedroom residential structure in the packet. Staff said the structure is intended as a guest house and would not be used as a rental.
A representative for the property indicated compliance with the permit conditions and the board moved and seconded to approve the application. "That's good," a board member said after staff confirmed the documentation.
The approval was recorded without additional conditions and passed by voice vote.
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