HomeMy WebLinkAbout006 06 74PLANNING AND ZONING COMMIssION MINUTES
Minutes of the regular meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission held in the
city municipal building June 6, 197&.
Present: Chairman James Branson, Commission members, Allen Martin, Jack Menard,
Rodney Parrish and Del Peters. Ed Reese excused.
Meeting called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Chairman James Branson.
Minutes of May 2 meeting were read and approved.
PUBLIC HEARING IT~: Ray Chase, 733 Bonanza, has requested a variance to allow him
to sell small merchandise items from his home. The items he plans to sell are
flour mills, blenders and small wood stoves. The commission explained to Mr. Chase
if he desired to sell these items but not have people come to his home for demon-
strations or sell from his home he would be able to do so without a variance
Mr. Chase asked if he would be allowed to place a sign in the window of his home.
He was informed that by placing a sign in the window would put the business in
his home and he could not do so without the variance being approved. Mr. Chase
informed council he would not stock items in his home.
Councilman Menard moved the commission recommend the council deny this variance
request. Peters seconded with an unanimous vote in favor of motion.
BARiiii. X TRACTS SUBDIVISION - Attorneys Dale Kisling and William W. Becker were present
representing REx Eaton and the Bar X Subdivision plat and requested the commission
consider a revised plat for approval.
Councilman Menard asked if road running through the subdivision was a dedicated
right of way or property easements. Mr. Becker answered they were utility easements
only but he felt the owners would agree to have the two main easements dedicated
as public right of ways.
Jay Nelson, Bannock county engineer was -present.
After further discussing the plat presented Councilman Menard moved the proposed
Bar X Subdivision plat be submitted to the Planning and Zoning subdivision committee
for review. PaRRISH seconded with an unanimous vote in favor of motion.
GENERAL - City clerk asked exactly what constituted a bUS~oeSS in the home as an
inquiry had came into the office for a photographer to photography strictly at
weddings and home appointments. The commission stated if work was not done in
the home it would not constitute a business in the home.
After discussing growth and zoning '~of the city in general the meeting adjourned
at 9:~5 p.m.
J~es B. Branson, Chairman
Vera C. Armstrong, Secretary