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Residents raise tiny-home request and data-center concerns; zoning officer reports inquiries
Summary
Zoning Officer Anthony Klase reported several inquiries about tiny houses and in-law quarters. During public comment Katrina Boyer said she wants to build a tiny home and Dan Welliver gave an update on the Watts Township Data Center Ordinance; Sharon Boyer voiced concerns about data centers.
At the April 6 meeting the township's Zoning Officer, Anthony Klase, reported 'several inquiries on tiny houses/in law quarters' and distributed a couple of permits to applicants. The minutes record increased interest from residents in alternative housing types and accessory dwelling inquiries.
During public comment, resident Katrina Boyer said she "wants to build a tiny home," and Dan Welliver provided an update on the Watts Township Data Center Ordinance. Sharon Boyer raised concerns about data centers in the area. The minutes record these submissions but do not include further zoning rulings or formal applications approved at the meeting.
The board did not vote on a zoning change during the meeting; officers noted the inquiries and permits distributed and public comment captured community interest in tiny homes and oversight of data-center development.
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