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Commission approves ADU and setback variances for Spout Springs property with short‑term rental prohibition

Hall County Planning Commission · September 15, 2025
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Summary

On a 4.22± acre parcel at 6756 Spout Springs Road, the Commission approved variances to allow an ADU and reduced yards and imposed a condition prohibiting short‑term rentals; vote was 4-0.

Joel Bell requested multiple variances for 6756 Spout Springs Road to permit an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) with deviations from location, heated floor area, and bedroom limits, and to reduce minimum yard setbacks for existing structures on a 4.22± acre AR‑1 parcel. Staff presented the project narrative and plan showing existing and proposed structures.

No public opposition was recorded. The Commission approved the ADU with conditions including that the ADU not be used as a short‑term rental and approved the related setback variances (motions by André Castleberry, seconded by Stan Hunt; votes 4‑0). Conditions require development per the submitted site plan and that zoning conditions be recorded on plats and plans.