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Planning commission recommends Cole Bigelow’s building permit be forwarded to town council with highlighted conditions
Summary
After reviewing revised plans and checklist items for Cole Bigelow, the Wallsburg Planning Commission recommended forwarding the application to the town council, asking the applicant to initial highlighted items including drainage, fencing and accessory-apartment rules and to pay a $250 building plan review fee.
The Wallsburg Planning Commission reviewed revised building plans submitted by applicant Cole Bigelow and recommended the application move to the town council with specified conditions.
Staff member summarized the plans and measurements and identified checklist items that require attention. On "page 8 of the plans, it shows that the lowest point is negative 10 feet 7.875 inches" and the highest roof elevation measures under the 30-foot height limit; commissioners discussed how height is measured from natural grade and confirmed setbacks and parking appear compliant. Commissioners flagged drainage routing, corner-lot fencing requirements and accessory-apartment provisions as items Bigelow should initial and acknowledge. Staff member told the commission: "And then if you guys are good, it's an action item so you can vote to make a recommendation to the town council for approval." The commission then moved to recommend the application be forwarded to town council with the noted highlights.
Members also discussed utility and county requirements that remain the applicant's responsibility (septic/electrical/fire inspection where the county has jurisdiction) and confirmed plan-review fees would be collected (staff noted a $250 plan-review fee). The motion to forward the application passed on a voice vote.
