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Board of Zoning Appeals grants floodplain variance to Chair Justin Stucky for equipment shed
Summary
Justin Stucky stepped down as chair and sought a floodplain variance (FPV24-02) to build a storage shed at 8181 S. Emma Creek Rd.; the Board of Zoning Appeals found a hardship and approved the variance, noting the applicant could face higher flood insurance premiums.
The Board of Zoning Appeals considered Floodplain Variance FPV24-02 for 8181 S. Emma Creek Rd., an application submitted by Justin Stucky. Stucky stepped down from the chair role for that item because he was the applicant. He said the proposed building would provide covered storage for farm equipment that is currently exposed to the elements.
Planning staff reviewed the variance criteria and advised the board about potential consequences, including a possible increase in flood insurance premiums if the variance were granted. The board determined the case qualified as a hardship and approved the variance. Greg Claassen made the motion to approve FPV24-02; Martie TenEyck seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.
