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Council approves two five-year agricultural permit renewals covering 17 and 21 acres

2770068 · February 25, 2025
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Summary

The Green City Council held a public hearing Feb. 25 and approved five-year agricultural permit renewals for properties listed as TMP 4883 (Hetzen) and TMP 4884 (Cooner). Council voted unanimously to approve both renewals.

At a public hearing on Feb. 25, the Green City Council approved two five-year agricultural permit renewals: TMP 4883 for Gary and Linda Hetzen and TMP 4884 for Ronald J. Cooner.

City staff explained that agricultural permits are five-year renewals for property owners who certify that at least 10 acres are devoted to agricultural production or qualify for conservation or land-retirement payments. The Hetzen property was described as two Summit County parcels (28-10908 and 28-07354) containing 17.26 acres at 9918 Herring Road. The Cooner property was described as two parcels (28-11512 and 28-13639) totaling 21.2919 acres, on Apple Ridge Road and 5424 Arlington Road.

Planning staff said the applications include a sworn certification by the applicants that 10 acres or more are devoted to agricultural production and that the clerk performed a visual GIS check of the parcels. Council discussed that the GIS imagery used appeared current and consistent with farmland use.

Council President Noble made a motion to approve the renewals for TMP 4883 and TMP 4884; the motion was seconded and the roll call vote was recorded as unanimous in favor (Noble, Spate, Neugebauer, Babbitt, Maker). The motion carried and the permits were approved for five-year terms.

No public opposition was recorded in the transcript; staff noted that notices had been published and residents were informed of the hearing.

Staff will notify the county of the renewals as required by process.