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County grants conditional use permit to replace hunting shack on Swan Lake
Summary
The Nicollet County Board approved a conditional use permit (PLN25-01) allowing the Nelson Point Wildlife Association to replace a hunting shack on Nelson Point, north side of Swan Lake, after finding no public comment or issues in the planning report.
The Nicollet County Board approved a conditional use permit allowing the Nelson Point Wildlife Association to replace an existing hunting shack on Nelson Point, along the north side of Swan Lake.
Planning staff presented PLN25-01, a conditional use permit application filed by Alex Turbis on behalf of the landowner, the Nelson Point Wildlife Association. The property lies in the county’s Protection Districts, north of Swan Lake, south of County Road 5/Fort Road and is accessed via 500 and Seventh Lane. Planning staff said the planning report found no issues and there was no public comment at the planning commission hearing.
Why it matters: The permit authorizes replacement of a recreational structure within a protected shoreline/protection district; conditions recommended by staff were included in the approval. Planning staff recommended approval of the conditional use permit and the associated findings.
Board action: With no public comment, the board moved, seconded and approved the permit by voice vote.
Details in brief: Application PLN25-01; applicant: Alex Turbis; landowner: Nelson Point Wildlife Association; action: conditional use permit to replace a hunting shack in Protection District; public comment: none.
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