The Historic Zoning Commission met to consider a proposed local historic district for Lupton City (LHD 26-1) and eight new business cases involving additions, accessory dwelling units, new construction, and a brick painting proposal. The meeting included public testimony, commission discussion, and votes. Key outcomes include a 60-day deferral for the Lupton City district and approvals/denials on several applications.
How are you? No, that's all right. What are you doing? Me too. I'll call us to order this morning. We could please start with a roll call. Cliff McCormick. Piper Strawmat. Brandon Panganeban. Todd Morgan. Present. John Cabot. Cassie Courtney. Nathan Byrd. Present. Matt McDonald. Skip Pond. Present. Thank you. And please remember to use your mics. We are live streaming. All right. If we could do our swearing in for anyone that's going to speak this morning. If you're planning to speak today, we please stand and raise your right hand if you sworn in. After which the applicant will have a chance for rebuttal of five minutes, and then the commission members will discuss the case and make a motion. A certificate of appropriateness will be issued within a week of this hearing. If you defer your case or if you have conditional items to bring back for the commission, you must contact staff and ask to be added to the agenda for the next meeting. You will not automatically be added to the agenda. If you plan to speak, you must be sworn in and sign in at the podium when you come up. If you need it, there's a laser pointer on the podium to point out anything on screen. If you would like to defer your case to be heard at a later date, a deferral must be requested prior to the statement of the case's motion. Existing uh let's see. If you leave the meeting, uh please wait till you exit the wooden doors to uh speak or or use your cell phone. All construction work must make their certificate of appropriateness and design guidelines as approved by this commission or staff. If plans change, a new application will be required. If work is not started within six months of the issue date, a new COA will need to be issued. A COA is not a building permit or a land disturbing permit. Please contact the land disturbing office or the building permit office prior to the start of your project. The COA must be posted in a visible location or on file on the property until the project is complete. Applicants are respectfully requested to ensure that they have submitted the required application and supporting documents prior to this meeting and to adhere to the time limits as previously explained. Board members are requested to limit questions and comments on the case to only those within the purview of the board. Code setback variants and zoning issues are not within the purview of the board commission and will have to be addressed by the applicant with the appropriate personnel within the city. Reminder this meeting is being recorded. Next, we need to approve minutes from last month's meeting. If everyone has had a chance to review those, I'll take a motion to approve them. So moved. Matt, uh, do we have a second? Second. All right. The minutes are approved.