In an effort to wipe some of the egg off its face after the
At Tuesday’s meeting, Susan McGhee addressed the Board on the Planning Commission’s request that the former proposed zoning amendment definition of a watch-house be stricken.
Supervisor Duer noted that under state code unless a structure has running and hot water and heat, as well as sewer, it should not be permitted.
It was the consensus of the Board that the current watch-house language in the code could create a loophole, allowing it to be used for other uses such as vacation and event rentals.
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