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Planning Commission approves Wooten land-use permit with coverage condition
Summary
The Huntsville Planning Commission approved a land-use permit for a new Wooten residence at 6928 E 200 S, conditioned on meeting town coverage limits. The applicant’s representative said the house will be about 9,000 sq ft and intended as a second home.
The Huntsville Town Planning Commission on Aug. 22 approved a land-use permit for a new single-family residence at 6928 E 200 S, contingent on the house meeting the town's coverage requirements.
Tony Coombs, representing the Wooten family, told commissioners that the proposed home will be oriented differently on the lot and "will be around 9,000 sq feet in total" and is planned as a second home. Commissioners discussed setbacks and the need to verify lot-coverage calculations on the final plans before construction proceeds.
Chairman Allen Endicott and commissioners voted unanimously to approve the permit with the stated condition. The permit form in the packet notes R-1 zone setbacks and the town's minimum-lot-size standard (0.75 acre). The approval requires the applicant to "verify coverage limits" on the submitted plans before building permits are issued.
The commission did not set a building timeline at the meeting; next steps are completion of final site plans showing coverage figures and any required permit paperwork with town staff.
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