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The Marshall County Board of Zoning Appeals and the Culver Plan Commission will meet tonight in public meetings.
The Culver Plan Commission is holding a work session at 6:30 in the Council Chambers of the Culver Town Hall. The work session will be a review of the Dunes Site Plan.
The Marshall County BZA meeting begins at 7 p.m. and is streamed live on YouTube. There are two requests, the first is for a variance of use to allow an existing mobile home community to replace old mobile homes with new ones. This project is located at 10682 Hawthorn Road, a T-1 zoning east of Plymouth in Inwood.
The second request is for a variance of development standard to reduce the lakeside setback from the required 45 feet to 8 feet from the water’s edge to allow a small lean-to additional to an existing boathouse. This request is made by Richard and Anne Malcolm and is located at 18149 Tahoe Trail, on the north side of Lake Latonka.
The public is encouraged to attend the county BZA meeting. They meet in the second-floor meeting room of the County Building.
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