Commission considers 1,600 sq. ft. accessory-structure cap, keeps 60-foot length as minimum maximum
Summary
The commission reviewed proposed changes to temporary dwelling and accessory-structure rules, including a recommended 1,600-square-foot maximum for accessory buildings and discussion about keeping a 60-foot maximum length.
The planning commission discussed proposed revisions to the Public Gatherings and Special Events Permit Application, temporary structures for dwelling purposes (§450-97), and accessory buildings and structures (§450-65).
Zoning officer Duane Dellecker recommended capping accessory structures at 1,600 square feet; Chair Angela Farrell said the draft should keep at least a 60-foot maximum length if a length limit remains. The commission agreed the maximum area was the primary control and that a separate maximum length need not be emphasized if area limits accomplish the intent.
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