Interim permit granted for aggregate staging at Glendon site with environmental conditions
The commission approved an interim use permit allowing stockpiling and occasional crushing of aggregate on a 7.16-acre parcel near Glendon, with conditions to protect the Buffalo aquifer, limit materials, require well/DNR checks and final site plans.
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The Planning Commission granted an interim use permit to RJ Zabro & Sons (applicant listed as RJ Zaveral/Glendon Farms in the packet) to stage and stockpile aggregate material on a 7.16-acre parcel off 28th Avenue South in Glendon Township. Staff said the site would use existing paved access, operate roughly 7 a.m.–7 p.m., Monday–Saturday for up to five years, and would prohibit contaminated soils, bulk petroleum and other hazardous storage in order to protect the nearby Buffalo aquifer.
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