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Plan Commission approves front‑yard accessory‑structure variance for Tony Keller
Summary
The Stephens County Plan Commission approved a variance allowing an accessory structure within the front yard of a 4.34‑acre parcel owned by Tony Keller after staff said the structure is not visible from the street and will have no adverse neighborhood impact.
The Stephens County Plan Commission on Sept. 2 approved a variance requested for a 4.34‑acre parcel to permit an accessory structure in the front yard. Planning staff told commissioners the property is not visible from the street or neighboring parcels and recommended approval of the variance.
No members of the public spoke in favor or opposition during the item’s public hearing. The commission moved and approved the variance on a voice vote. "Recommendation from staff is to approve as requested," a staff member said during the presentation. The approval is a recommendation to the county commissioners where final action will be recorded as required by local code.
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