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Board approves interim use permit for home-based tree-cutting and snow-plowing business
Summary
An interim use permit was approved for a home-based tree-cutting and snow-plowing business on a 3.39-acre Springvale Township property owned by Andy Ike; the planning commission recommended approval with nine conditions and five findings.
Zoning administrator Bridal Bergloff presented a request from Andy Ike for an interim use permit to operate a tree-cutting and snow-plowing business from his homesteaded 3.39-acre property in Springvale Township. Bergloff said the operation is field-based with no employees and that equipment storage would be minimized by natural screening; the planning commission recommended approval with nine conditions and five findings.
A motion to approve the interim use permit (with the stated conditions and findings) passed by voice vote; no neighboring objections were recorded in the meeting transcript.
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