Council grants second extension for Wolf Creek building permit with no fee
Summary
The council granted a second extension without fee for a 1,200 sq ft single-family residence at 4958 Wolf Creek, after the applicant said he needed additional time due to storms.
The Log Cabin City Council approved a second extension on a building permit for a single-family residence at 4958 Wolf Creek on a unanimous motion Nov. 21. Applicant Hector Cavazos said the project experienced storm-related delays and the council heard he would need more time to finish construction.
According to the meeting minutes, "Mr. Cavazos confirmed that he believed he would need three months to complete construction." Aaron Scott moved to grant a second extension with no fee; Larry Sutherland seconded and the motion passed with all members voting in favor.
The extension effectively continues permit validity for the period determined by staff under the terms of the motion; the council did not specify additional conditions beyond waiving a fee for this extension.
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