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Board delays decision on KC Investments land-use permit at 109 State Hwy 35
Summary
Trustees postponed action on an expired land-use permit for KC Investments at 109 State Hwy 35 after concerns the property might be converted toward residential use; President McLimans will consult building inspector Josh Copsey and the board asked for a written plan before taking action.
The board discussed a land-use permit application for KC Investments' property at 109 State Hwy 35 that had expired in August. The permit would allow installation of a full upstairs bathroom, finishing a partially roughed-in lower-level full bath, and adding a half bath on the mid lower level of the feed mill. Some trustees expressed concern that the owner could be converting the property toward residential use, raising potential sewer-system impacts.
President Robert McLimans proposed postponing a decision to consult with building inspector Josh Copsey and requested the owner submit a written plan clarifying intended uses. Trustees agreed to defer action until the November meeting and clarified that no work may commence until a permit is approved.
