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Board holds buffer/variance request over after staff urges conditional‑use route
Summary
The board held a variance request for a mobile home park at Cedar Crescent Drive for 30 days after staff and a board member said relief should come through a conditional‑use permit rather than a variance; neighbors described trespass and safety concerns.
A board member referenced conversations with staff and the UDC author and said the site has a history of noncompliance going back to 1970 and 2022 approvals. "The proper avenue to get relief... should be a conditional use permit and not a variance," the board member said, urging the applicant to work with staff and consider taking the matter to the planning commission and city council if appropriate.
Resident Edward Franklin urged closer scrutiny, describing property-invasion and safety concerns around an RV park and arguing the buffer should be completed. The chair recommended a holdover to allow staff and the applicant to sort the regulatory path; the board voted to hold the application for 30 days.
