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The applicant requests approval to use 3,000 square feet of building area for their Home Occupation storage business.

The Planner Director decision has been appealed.
Development of a single family dwelling with an accessory dwelling unit, with approximately 90 square feet of non-exempt encroachment into the Habitat Conservation Area. The proposal does not qualify for the prescriptive review path under ZDO 706.10(A) because the prescribed maximum disturbance area for the entire lot is 5,000 square feet and the proposed development will disturb over 6,500 square feet. The applicant is therefore requesting approval under ZDO 706.10(B) which allows flexibility to the disturbance area limits of 706.10(A) contingent on the applicant demonstrating that: 1) They have analyzed all practicable options for avoiding impacts to the HCA; and that 2) The project will provide equal or better mitigation (native plantings) than the mitigation required by the prescriptive review path under 706.10(A), as certified by a qualified professional if not providing the mitigation prescribed under 706.10(A).

May 20, 2021 Virtual Business Meeting

Thursday, October 22, 2015 – Business Meeting

Board of County Commissioners' Business Meeting for August 24, 2017.

The applicant proposes a Home Occupation to Host Events for an event venue to host up to 48 events per year with a maximum of 200 guests on an EFU zoned property. The proposal includes plans to convert an existing barn for event use, an outdoor ceremony area, a dedicate gravel parking area for 100 vehicles, and overflow parking on grass.

The Planner Director decision has been appealed.
The applicant requests verification of the upstairs rear portion of the subject structure as a commercial office space and an alteration to replace the roof and repair damages caused by a fire that occurred on 3/4/24.

Please note the meeting location is the Development Services Building Auditorium 

Aug. 5, 2021 Business Meeting

The 2025-2027 Long-Range Planning Work Program includes a project titled “Minor and Time-Sensitive Comprehensive Plan and Zoning and Development Ordinance Amendments.” Since 2020, a package of amendments has been developed annually or biennially to focus on relatively minor changes to the County’s Comprehensive Plan (Plan) and Zoning and Development Ordinance (ZDO) to comply with any new Metro, state or federal mandates, clarify existing language, correct errors, or adopt optional provisions that require only minimal analysis.

In-Person at the BCC Hearing Room and via virtual technology

January 11, 2018