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P&Z approves variance for Endicott Ave lake parcels despite frontage, prime-soils limits
Summary
Silver Creek Township Planning and Zoning voted 7-0 on Sept. 3, 2024 to approve a variance for two Endicott Ave NW parcels that would leave one lot with 5.7 acres of prime soils (2.5-acre maximum) and 285 feet of lake frontage (300 ft. required).
Planning and Zoning Chairman Chris Klein and the seven-member board voted unanimously Sept. 3 to approve a variance application for properties at 9571 and 9611 Endicott Ave NW on Millstone Lake. The buyers and sellers, identified in the minutes as Kelsea McCormack (buyer) and Rodney W. Hebrink (seller), presented the proposed redivision and the board approved the request by motion of Mike Helman with a second from Brandon Geyen.
According to the meeting minutes, the variance would result in PID 216-000-171201 containing 5.7 acres of prime soils, exceeding the ordinance maximum of 2.5 acres, and having 285 feet of lake frontage, below the 300-foot minimum required by the county ordinance. The application cited Chapter 155, Title XV, Land Usage & Zoning, specifically Sections 155.026 and 155.048(B), as the governing rules under which the variance was requested and considered. The minutes record no additional conditions or follow-up tasks attached to the approval. The board carried the motion 7-0.
