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Owners seek zoning change at 140 W. Main St.; board to consult village attorney
Summary
Owners of 140 W. Main St. asked the Village of Dakota to change zoning to allow a residence in the lower-level east half and move the business to the west side; the board agreed to consult the village attorney and report back at the next meeting. Owners asked about temporary approval; President Riley will check legal options.
Property owners of 140 W. Main St. asked the board to change the zoning so they can reintroduce a residence on the lower-level east half of their property and relocate the business to the lower-level west side. The request was presented during new business; the owners asked whether a temporary approval might be possible as had existed previously when the property contained a residence.
Trustee Jeremy Knox recommended consulting the village attorney about the zoning-change process; President Jon Riley said he would review the request with the attorney and bring information to the next board meeting. The board indicated openness to the change but took no formal action beyond directing the president to seek legal guidance.
