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Commission approves sanitary-code variance for Lucas Vanderloo contingent on percolation test
Summary
The commission approved a variance from the three-acre minimum lot-size requirement in the village district for a septic permit on property owned by Lucas Vanderloo, contingent on the property passing a standard percolation test and meeting other health and environmental requirements.
County staff presented a sanitary-code variance request for property owned by Lucas Vanderloo (parcel in the village district) that would allow issuance of a septic permit despite the lot falling short of the three-acre minimum. Staff said the sanitarian had approved the permit subject to the property successfully passing a standard percolation test and satisfying all separation and environmental requirements.
"The sanitarian has approved it," the presenter said, and commissioners moved to approve the variance as described. The motion was moved and seconded and approved by voice vote. The approval was recorded as contingent on the property meeting the percolation test and other permitting conditions; staff emphasized that final septic permit issuance remains conditional on those technical checks.
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