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Board approves variance allowing painted vent stack for paint booth addition
Summary
The board of zoning adjustment granted a variance to allow a visible vent stack for an interior paint booth at a South 0 Street industrial site, with staff recommending the vent be painted to match the building facade; the companion development plan was approved by the planning commission.
The Board of Zoning Adjustment approved a variance for Superior Properties to permit a roughly 6-foot vent stack associated with an interior paint booth at properties on South 0 Street, concluding that the vent would be difficult to screen and accepting the applicant’s mitigation to paint the stack to match the building exterior.
Staff explained the site contains multiple legal nonconforming accessory metal buildings and that the proposed exhaust vent would be visible from South 0 Street; staff recommended approval conditioned on painting the exhaust vent to match the building and compliance with submitted development plans. Commissioners voted 7–0 to approve the variance and later approved the companion development plan 7–0.
The applicant said the interior booth will be used to paint rental equipment and that the vent stack will be painted to match the building facade as a softening measure.
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