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Resident asks how to file appeal of Planning and Zoning decision; commissioners explain three-copy requirement
Summary
A resident sought to appeal a Planning and Zoning decision and asked whether filings could be electronic; commissioners said appeals must be submitted in paper with three copies to Planning and Zoning (give to Carrie Poulson) and outlined the 30‑day Board of Adjustments timeline referenced in the application.
A resident attending the Daggett County Commission meeting said a relative, Dominique Musselman, had sent materials seeking an appeal of a recent Planning and Zoning decision and asked whether the county would accept an electronic filing.
"Any person shall have a right to appeal to the Board of Adjustments," the resident read aloud from the materials and asked whether the required filing "in triplicate" could be submitted electronically. Commissioners instructed the resident to provide three hard copies of a completed appeal application to Planning and Zoning and to deliver those copies to Carrie Poulson so staff can schedule the Board of Adjustments hearing.
Commissioners clarified the practical steps: fill out the county application, attach any references to statutes or supporting documents and provide one original plus two copies. The commission noted the appeal timetable in the material — the Board of Adjustments hearing must be scheduled within 30 days of the planning commission's decision — and said staff would supply a paper copy of the application before the resident left the meeting.
The board did not take action on the appeal at the meeting; commissioners asked staff to confirm receipt and help the resident complete any filing requirements. The chair closed public comment and moved the agenda forward.
