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tative Ron Frazier, referring to neighbors’ opposition to the double-wide, commented that he did not think that the Commonwealth permitted discrimination between a mobile and a conventional home.
He added that a Health Department review of the site would be required to determine if there was sufficient space for an additional septic field.
Hampton District Commissioner A1 Henry added that historically, this kind of application is always approved subject to Health Department and VDOT approvals.
Mr. Junk confirmed that the State requires that mobile homes be treated like conventional homes, but he too expressed concern with approving an existing house as a family apartment.
Stonewall-Hawthorne Commissioner Tom Tepper said that he “didn’t disagree with the cart before the horse—unless it is not allowed in the Zoning Ordinance,” and BZA Representative Butch Zindel pointed out that many people build structures first that then become guest houses or family apartments after their main home is constructed.
Action tabled
After additional discussion, Dr. Krebser moved to table the application for one month “to enable the applicant to get answers.”
Jackson District Commissioner Ray Brown seconded the motion to postpone, and it was unanimously approved.
The Norths will be required to provide additional information, including a more detailed site plan, conditional approval on a new septic field, and VDOT okay for the proposed driveway entrance.
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