Board approves backyard storage structure with screening and paint conditions
Connor Butler27s request to exceed the 50% accessory-structure size limit and use metal siding was approved with conditions requiring year-round visual screening and painting the structure to match the house. Butler said the structure is for vehicle and boat storage; the board conditioned approval on matching exterior color and planting screening.
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At the Cherokee County appeals board meeting, Connor Butler asked for variances to build an accessory structure larger than 50% of the primary dwelling and to allow metal siding rather than materials complementary to the house. Staff noted the house is 3,172 square feet and the proposed accessory building is about 1,800 square feet (approximately 56% of the primary), and that metal cladding alone would not meet design standards.
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