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Board defers decision on special‑exception request for detached dwelling on Parcel 67‑2‑6
Summary
William and Cheryl James asked for a special‑exception permit to place a detached dwelling (accessory dwelling unit) on a 5.92‑acre parcel to house their son; after questions about rebuilding after a loss, health‑department approvals and subdivision density, the board deferred the request to the June 18 meeting for further review.
Planning staff Curtis presented a special‑exception request from William and Cheryl James to allow a detached dwelling unit on Parcel 67‑2‑6 (about 5.92 acres) so their son could live on the property and assist the parents.
Curtis described the proposal and recommended conditions and restrictions tied to accessory dwelling units, noting renewal every three years, health‑department approval for wells/septic, and a three‑bedroom/1,550‑square‑foot limit. William James told the board the family had not been notified of the prior meeting and asked whether a destroyed manufactured home could be replaced by a small home. The board discussed statutory rights to rebuild after an "act of God," density limits, and the exact number of lots in the Country Crossings subdivision (about 19). Several supervisors said they needed legal and planning clarifications; the board voted to defer the matter to the June 18 meeting to allow staff and the attorney to address outstanding questions.
