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Planning commission approves temporary concrete batch plant permit for Michael's Stone and Road near U.S. 81

3515387 · April 8, 2025
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Summary

The commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit allowing a temporary concrete batch plant on agricultural land to supply the South Dakota Department of Transportation Highway 81 project; the permit includes standard findings and no public opposition recorded.

The Yankton County Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit for Michael's Stone and Road to establish a temporary concrete batch plant on agricultural land to supply the South Dakota Department of Transportation U.S. Highway 81 construction project.

Staff read the legal description of the parcel and the applicable county code sections cited in the application. The property was described in detail in the packet and is identified by an E‑911 address of 30344 U.S. Highway 81, Yankton.

Staff and commissioners noted the site has an existing entrance directly on Highway 81 and that erosion control, environmental measures and other standard construction site controls would be required and incorporated into the permit. Public comment was solicited; none was offered at the hearing.

A commissioner moved approval and the commission adopted the findings of fact related to ingress/egress, parking and loading, utilities, screening and general compatibility in the agricultural district. The roll call recorded all votes in favor.

The permit will proceed to any other county approvals that apply; the commission noted that final details such as site restoration after operations will be matters between the landowner and the applicant.