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Council approves variance for Altamont resident to add pet fencing and ADA ramp
Summary
The Altamont City Council granted Jamie Sally a variance from Ordinance 580 allowing a pet fence and an ADA-compliant ramp at her west-side residence after discussing potential impacts from a possible KDOT sidewalk project.
The Altamont City Council on June 25 approved a variance from Ordinance 580 for resident Jamie Sally to accommodate fencing for pets and an ADA-compliant ramp at the west side of her home.
Councilmember Kyle Wiford moved to approve the variance and Councilmember Colt Booth seconded; “Councilmember Wiford moved, and Councilmember Booth seconded to approve a variance from ordinance 580 for Jamie Sally building permit as described,” the minutes record, and the motion was recorded as carried. City Administrator Myers had advised that KDOT is “possibly adding a sidewalk on the south side of the property and may require the fence to be moved,” a point council discussed in relation to utility locations and other pending projects.
The council’s action clears the specific permit condition described by Ms. Sally; the record does not show any roll-call vote totals or conditions attached to the variance beyond the motion. The council did not direct further study or require additional mitigation in the minutes.
