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Millville planning commission approves zoning clearance for new residence at 433 S 200 E
Summary
The Millville Planning Commission unanimously approved a zoning clearance June 4 for a new residence proposed at 433 S 200 E (owner Tanner Hunsaker). The motion passed after staff confirmed setbacks, height and basement compliance; plan materials list the proposed building dimensions and designers.
The Millville Planning Commission unanimously approved a zoning clearance June 4 for a proposed single-family residence at 433 S 200 E, moving the owner’s permit set forward in the local process.
Commissioner Shane Johnson moved to approve zoning clearance for the new residence; Commissioner Coby Price seconded. Commissioners Matt Anderson, Coby Price and Shane Johnson voted in favor. Development Coordinator Kara Everton recorded the action in the meeting minutes.
According to the submitted permit set in the packet, the project is documented as the “Hunsaker House Final,” prepared by Meissner Design LLC (Dakota Meissner). The plans list a total square footage of 9,048.33 ft² and 6,162.75 ft² of finished space, and identify a first floor, basement, garage/RV garage and accessory areas. The owner is listed as Tanner Hunsaker and the general contractor as Dansko Construction (Dan Hunsaker). The packet notes the plans are designed to comply with the 2021 International Residential Code (IRC).
At the meeting, staff indicated that setbacks, overall height and the presence of a basement meet the zoning requirements for the parcel; the commission recorded approval of the zoning clearance. The minutes do not record any conditions attached to the approval beyond the items noted as compliant.
Next steps are administrative: the approval clears the way for permitting and building-review steps managed by city staff and permitting authorities, according to the packet and the commission’s routine process. The commission scheduled its next meeting for June 18, 2026.
