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A staff member told the commission she had emailed and brought copies of the application. Commissioners noted the county had previously raised burial allowance amounts a few years earlier and discussed how much remained in the indigent burial fund; staff said the county had budgeted about $8,000 for the fund this year and had used it once so far.

A commissioner moved to approve the indigent burial for Christine Kinsey; another commissioner seconded the motion and the board approved it by voice vote.

The transcript does not record the specific payment amount approved for this burial; staff or the county clerk should be contacted for the precise payment details and any invoices.

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Staff verified the business license application and signatures. A commissioner moved to approve the license for V Twin Service Specialists and Chance Meinberg; another commissioner seconded the motion and the board approved it by voice vote.

No objections or conditions were recorded in the meeting transcript. A staff member said a copy of the license would be emailed to the requester.

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Auditor staff reported interim successor appointments for several county offices: Vicky Bennett and Jamie Walton were named as interim successors in the auditor’s office, and Sam Stevens was named as an interim successor in the Miller County Road Department. The commission approved those appointments by motion and voice vote.

County staff also reported six IGP waivers tied to youth sports: four soccer waivers at $50 each, one flag‑football waiver and another soccer waiver at $40, for a stated total of $280. A commissioner moved to approve the IGP waivers and the motion was seconded; the board approved the waivers by voice vote.

Finally, the commission considered and approved an interlocal agreement to run municipal elections for Fillmore City; staff said Fillmore has no primary election but will have a general election and the interlocal completes the county’s list of municipal election contracts. The motion to approve the municipal contract was made, seconded and approved by voice vote.

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The vote came after a public hearing in which the applicant and county planning staff described the proposed project and neighbors and other residents raised concerns about traffic, noise, light and what future owners might do with heavy‑industrial zoning.

Mark McDougall, who identified himself as representing Jewel Capital Partners, Bridal C Farms and Red Willow, told the commission the project — which he repeatedly called “Jewel” — is planned as an AI data‑center campus sited on a contiguous block of land between Delta and Holden, just off Highway 50. “The project is 4,000 acres approximately located, between Delta and Holden just off of Highway 50,” McDougall said. He said the large parcel allows the applicant to space buildings and meet state air‑quality permitting requirements.

Adam, county planning staff, told the commission the change of zone is one of several procedural approaches available. “There can either be a zone change or an overlay zone or a development agreement,” Adam said, explaining that an overlay or development agreement would require additional steps and public hearings and would likely take more time to complete.

Supporters at the hearing said the rezoning would bring tax revenue and jobs. Ron Larson, a Miller County resident, said the project would “provide a profound positive impact” and more steady revenues to the county. Residents who opposed or questioned the rezoning asked for tighter limits, phased approvals or use‑specific conditions to preserve rural character and address traffic on local roads.

Speakers raised specific concerns about construction traffic and long‑term uses of heavy‑industrial zoning. A nearby resident warned about truck traffic on McCormick Road and asked how many construction workers the project would bring; McDougall’s team said construction could peak at about 300 tradespeople and that construction access would use local roads rather than direct access from Highway 50. Pat Bennett of the sheriff’s office asked about traffic impacts during construction and operations.

McDougall said water for the site is privately owned: “On this site, all the water is privately owned, and it's in deeded water rights in each of our wells. We won't be taking water from any municipality,” he said. He also described planned on‑site power generation using natural gas generator sets and said the applicant will space facilities to limit visual and audible impacts.

Commissioners and staff discussed alternatives to a full rezone, including an overlay zone limited to data‑center uses or a development agreement that would proceed through additional public hearings. Adam said those alternatives would add time because of public‑noticing requirements.

After public comment, a commissioner moved to adopt the planning and zoning recommendations for the zone change; another commissioner seconded the motion. The commission approved the motion by voice vote in open session.

The ordinance and rezoning approval do not themselves authorize specific data‑center construction: future conditional‑use permits and site‑specific permits will be required and will be the subject of further public notice and review. County staff and the applicant told the public they expect the conditional‑use process to include conditions addressing traffic, lighting, noise and other impacts and that the applicant plans to build in phases so later phases can be reviewed in light of earlier phases.

Next steps include systematic review of conditional‑use permit applications, permitting for on‑site generation and air‑quality permits, and subsequent permit reviews by planning staff and the planning commission. The applicant and commissioners invited continued public comment during the conditional‑use process.

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