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Council denies variance request for 202 S First Street over unpermitted fence
Summary
The Greene City Council declined a variance for 202 S First Street after finding the existing fence had no building permit and encroached on required setbacks; the council said it would consider a building-permit extension once the fence is moved to the correct setback.
The Greene City Council voted not to approve a variance for 202 S First Street after determining the property’s existing fence was installed without a building permit and does not meet required setbacks. The council’s decision followed a public hearing opened and closed by motions recorded in the meeting minutes.
Council member Rodney Fesenmeyer initiated the public hearing process and council discussion established that the town will consider approving a building permit to extend the fence only after the existing fence is relocated to the required setback. The motion to open and then close the public hearing passed unanimously among the five council members present.
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