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Neighbors voice support and concern as Planning Commission OKs Booth home; mixed-use zoning still pending
Summary
The Planning Commission approved a land-use permit for Dave and Gina Booth’s new home and accessory building; neighbors spoke both in support and pointing to traffic worries while commissioners noted potential future conflicts with mixed‑use zoning under development.
The Planning Commission unanimously approved the Booth land-use permit for a new home and accessory building on parcel #241170004, while flagging potential future zoning complications if a mixed‑use ordinance is later adopted.
Applicant Dave Booth told the commission one circular building would be his residence and a second would be an accessory structure. Commissioners approved the site plan but noted that if the Town adopts a mixed-use ordinance, the submitted residential plan might not align with future mixed-use requirements. Chair Larsen and Commissioner Ahlstrom both encouraged the applicants to monitor the Town’s mixed-use zoning work.
During public comment, resident Hilary Evans said she supported the Booth property and the mixed-use concept; Breanne Bingham, who lives near the property, raised traffic concerns but said she was comforted by plans for the owner to live on site. Resident Blake Bringham urged caution around rezoning. The commission approved the Booth permit by unanimous vote and recorded the public comments in the file.
