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Commission approves variance for 1,414‑sq‑ft accessory dwelling for Lock 30 lot
Summary
The commission approved a conditional use permit allowing an accessory dwelling unit of about 1,414 sq ft (≈200 sq ft over the code limit) for aging‑in‑place family members, with staff‑recommended conditions and a waiver capping the ADU at the proposed size.
Property owner Chomo Santana presented an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) application for Lot 30, Block 1 of the Allascott Rocking A Ranch subdivision, saying the structure is intended for "aging in place" family members. Santana said the ADU is roughly 1,400 square feet—about 200 square feet larger than the 1,200‑square‑foot maximum called for in Eagle City Code for a lot of that size.
Andrew Glaspell, planning staff, explained that a lot consolidation (Lots 30 and 31) will create a 10.65‑acre parcel and that the ADU complies with setbacks and lot coverage; staff recommended approval with conditions including a waiver to allow and cap the accessory structure at 1,414 square feet. Commissioners asked no substantive follow‑ups and approved the CUP by voice vote.
"This structure is being used for aging in place parents," Santana said when introducing the proposal. The commission adopted staff conditions and the waiver as part of the approval.
