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Commission approves conditional-use permit for 48x64-foot accessory building at Lake Hendricks site
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved conditional-use permit 2026CU008 (petitioner recorded as James Hay/High) for a 48-by-64-foot accessory building (3,072 sq ft, 12-foot sidewalls) in the Lake Park District, conditioned on a rear-setback variance (2026 Variance 012) and standard permit requirements.
The Brookings County Planning and Zoning Commission voted to grant a conditional-use permit (2026CU008) for an accessory building at a Lake Park District property after staff read findings of fact linking the request to Article 4, Chapter 4.03 of the county zoning ordinance.
Staff described the proposal as a 48-foot-by-64-foot accessory building (3,072 square feet) with 12-foot sidewalls situated roughly 10 feet from an existing residence; the conditional-use approval was limited to use and size, with rear-setback matters handled through a separate variance application.
The board read findings that the proposed use would not adversely affect the public interest if conditions — including drainage, compliance with building permits, and the companion variance — are met. Staff authorized the zoning director to issue required building permits consistent with the conditional-use permit; the motion passed on a roll-call vote read into the record.
