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Commission approves conditional use for large accessory structure at 135 E 110 S
Summary
The commission approved a conditional-use permit allowing a 40-by-60-foot accessory building on the rear of the property at 135 East 110 South, finding the proposal met the staff report's two findings and five conditions.
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The Planning Commission approved a conditional-use permit for a large accessory structure at 135 East 110 South after staff described setbacks and height issues and the applicant confirmed he had reviewed the staff findings and conditions. Applicant John Rushton told the commission his proposal was a 40-by-60-foot engineered metal garage in the northeast corner of his lot and said he had read and accepted the staff report's conditions.
Commission deliberation focused on required setbacks and whether the proposed placement met the city's standards; staff said the east side setback met the main dwelling standard and that the applicant proposed to place the building 15 feet back where 11 feet would be required in one location. The commission approved the conditional-use permit per staff recommendations.
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