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Commissioner raises question on zoning threshold for tiny houses and variance process
Summary
Commissioner Tim Ellerman asked whether zoning minimum thresholds for tiny houses should be modified and suggested altering variance rules if neighboring property owners agree; no ordinance change or vote occurred.
Commissioner Tim Ellerman raised questions about the minimum zoning threshold for tiny houses and suggested that the board consider modifying variance procedures when neighbors consent. The minutes record the inquiry as discussion only; no motion or resolution to change zoning code appears in the record.
The minutes show the topic under the 'Zoning' reports section and do not include proposed language, map changes, or an explicit timeline for drafting an ordinance. Additional staff research or a future agenda item would be needed to effect any regulatory change.
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