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Board postpones KC Investments land-use permit after neighbor concerns
Summary
Trustees postponed action on a land-use permit for KC Investments at 109 State Hwy 35 after trustees expressed concerns about a potential conversion to residential use and a camper on the property; President McLimans will meet with building inspector Josh Copsey and request a written plan from the owner.
The board postponed consideration of a land use permit for KC Investments at 109 State Hwy 35. The permit application covers finishing a full bathroom upstairs, completing a roughed-in full bath on the lower level, and adding a half-bath on the middle lower level of the feed mill. Trustees raised concerns the work could signal a conversion toward residential use, which could create problems for the sewer system if improper waste were introduced.
Trustees also noted a camper on the property appeared to have water and electricity connections; the board requested a written plan from the owner and agreed President McLimans would meet onsite with building inspector Josh Copsey to review the situation. The board set no approval and agreed to revisit the permit at the November meeting; no work may proceed until the permit is issued.
