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Variance sought for 30-foot access easement instead of 40 feet, approved

Craig and Jeryldine Coleman requested a variance to allow a 30-foot access easement to reach their 3.19-acre parcel, where 40 feet is required. The Gem County Planning and Zoning Commission approved the request on July 14, clearing the way for a building permit application.

ApprovedGem County

Location

The filing doesn't give an address or parcel number, so it isn't on the map.

From the filing

The application's description as it appears in Gem County's record. See the official record

Craig and Jeryldine Coleman asked Gem County for a variance to allow a 30-foot access easement instead of the required 40-foot easement to reach their 3.19-acre parcel at 2070 S Mill Road. The parcel is currently bare land, and the variance would allow them to proceed with a building permit application.

Variance application submitted by Craig and Jeryldine Coleman requesting to allow a reduced minimum width of 30 feet instead of the required 40 foot requirement for an easement.

Project name on file: Coleman Variance

Timeline

  1. Today

    Status set to Approved

    Reported as “Approved (Gem County Planning and Zoning Commission)”.

  2. July 14, 2025

    Approved

    Gem County Planning and Zoning Commission: Approved.

  3. July 14, 2025

    Public hearing: Gem County Planning and Zoning Commission

Documents

Staff reports

  • Staff report for a variance request to allow a 30-foot access easement instead of the required 40 feet, with zoning and comprehensive plan analysis.

    July 13, 2025 · 3 pages · 231 KB · Staff Report

    Download Staff report on easement width variance

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