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also have a few nice antique pieces, said Mr. Cahill, and may include some artwork and wood sculptures.
The special use permit was granted with the understanding that the Cahills will not have an outdoor display of goods or merchandise, and they cannot hire employees to run the store.
Ludwig Stetka’s application for a variance was approved. He has property in the Twin Falls subdivision of Huntly which he purchased in 1983. At that time, he put in a foundation, septic and well, and has not done work on the property since then.
At the time Mr. Stetka built his foundation, the 50-foot setbacks complied with the Zoning Ordinance. Now, however, a 100-foot setback is required.
BZA member Sid Gottlieb said, “To apply the 100 foot setback here would mean you could not build anything.” Mr. Stetka replied that he already had $20,000 invested in the house project.
Mr. Zindel said that Mr. Stetka met the setbacks originally, and the members voted unanimously to approve the variance for Mr. Stetka.
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