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Board approves gravel parking and setback variances for planned used‑car lot on U.S. Route 40
Summary
The Board approved reduced front/rear setbacks and gravel parking for a proposed used‑car sales operation at 2055‑12067 W. National Road, with conditions requiring Health District site approval, an engineer‑approved stormwater plan, and compliance with ODOT requirements.
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Clark County staff presented a rezoned parcel along W. National Road (U.S. Route 40) that had been recommended and approved for B‑3 General Business; owners Danny and Sherry McFadden sought reduced front and rear setbacks and approval to use gravel rather than asphalt for customer parking to support a used‑car sales operation.
Rachel Ward said the parcel is 1.17 acres and that the County Engineer required a stormwater management report; ODOT must approve the access and stormwater outlet and requested a fence between the two uses on the property. Danny McFadden told the board he had discussed the entrance with an ODOT representative who indicated a gravel parking area would be acceptable in the configuration shown; the applicants plan to fence to separate a tenant hair salon from the car lot, may add a single light pole, and will obtain required signage permits.
Board members noted the conditions were largely tied to preexisting site conditions and that a stormwater plan should mitigate runoff. The board approved the variances, conditioning approval on Health District site approval, County Engineer‑approved stormwater management, and compliance with all ODOT requirements.
