Fort Plains Partners LLC Denied Use Variance by Howell Zoning Board

The Howell Zoning Board recently denied a use variance application submitted by Fort Plains Partners LLC. Other notable actions included the approval of use variances and bulk variance resolutions for several applicants, and the rescheduling of multiple case hearings.

10:01The most newsworthy event was the board’s decision to deny the use variance application from Fort Plains Partners LLC. This resolution saw affirmative votes to deny from the eligible members present. The denial means that Fort Plains Partners LLC will not be able to proceed with their proposed use change, although the transcript does not provide details on the nature of the application or the board’s reasons for denial.

07:40In addition to this decision, the board approved several resolutions, granting use and bulk variances. This included approvals for Kevin and Danielle O’Connor, Ian and Christa Thompson, and Omnicon Realty LLC. These approvals will allow the applicants to proceed with their proposed plans, which required deviations from existing zoning regulations.

05:09The meeting also addressed the scheduling of future hearings. The hearing for Gateway Industrial 175 LLC was rescheduled to June 23rd, 2025, with the board granted an extension until July 31st, 2025. Similarly, the case for Oak Glenn Road LLC was moved to June 9th, 2025, with an extension through that date. This procedural decision ensures that the board and the public are adequately prepared for the upcoming discussions on these cases.

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