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Commission continues Pennington County Fire/Highway radio tower review after site sign issue
Summary
The planning commission continued review of TC23‑01, a proposed public‑safety radio tower for the Pennington County Fire Department and Highway Department, because staff found no posted address at the site during inspection; the review was continued to July 28.
The Pennington County Planning Commission continued review of telecommunications facility permit TC23‑01, a proposed self‑supporting public safety radio tower and equipment shelter for the Pennington County Fire Department and Highway Department, after staff discovered the site lacked a posted address during a site visit.
Planning staff explained the only basis for the continuation was the missing posted address discovered during a field inspection. "I guess I want you to continue it because during a site visit, there was no address posted on the site," staff member said during presentation. Commissioners moved and seconded to continue the matter to the July 28 meeting and the motion carried on a voice vote.
Why it matters: Address and site‑identification signage are standard elements for field verification and follow‑up inspections; without a posted address staff said they could not fully complete the inspection process.
Next steps: The item is scheduled for July 28 for further review after verification of a posted address and any additional site documentation required by staff.
