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Temporary permit granted for Haber auto repair and fabrication with sign condition
Summary
John Haber received a one-year Temporary Use Permit June 23 to operate an on-site auto repair and metal fabrication operation, with business hours limited to weekdays and a condition allowing a small directional/insignia sign.
John Haber told the Preble County Board of Zoning Appeals he shifted from agricultural activity toward repair and fabrication at his property at 2195 Miller-Williams Road and requested a Temporary Use Permit to remain compliant with county regulations. Haber said the operation is primarily drop-off and pickup with no long-term vehicle storage onsite and that typical hours would be 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. The board added a condition to permit a small insignia or directional sign and approved the one-year permit under Section 816.03, Letter O.
Board members asked about hours and whether vehicles would sit outside; Haber said customers drop off and return to pick up vehicles. The motion to approve included findings and the added sign condition; the board recorded a unanimous vote in favor.
Why it matters: The approval formalizes an in-home or on-property small repair business and clarifies permitted hours and signage for enforcement and neighbors.
