Board approves conditional use permit for JC Properties corporate retreat at former Harlow site
JC Properties (represented by Cameron Jay) received county approval to operate a corporate retreat on a 5.5‑acre parcel on Jackfish Bay (former Harlow property); the applicant said local vendors would be used and staff noted sewer and survey work remains in progress.
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The county board approved a conditional use permit for JC Properties to operate a corporate retreat on a 5.5‑acre parcel at Jackfish Bay (the former Harlow property). Planning staff explained the Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval after a public hearing; Cameron Jay, representing JC Properties, told commissioners the company renovated three existing structures, added one storage shed for non‑occupancy use and is using local vendors for the work.
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