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County board approves aggregate-mining interim permit, wetland subdivision, and two ordinance amendments
Summary
Blue Earth County board approved an interim use permit for an aggregate mine tied to the State Highway 60 reconstruction, approved a two-outlot wetland subdivision with access clarifications, and adopted ordinance amendments establishing adaptive-reuse rules and outdoor storage rules for home occupations.
Blue Earth County commissioners approved multiple planning and zoning items Feb. 25, including an interim use permit for aggregate extraction tied to the State Highway 60 project, a subdivision that will allow future wetland restoration work, and ordinance updates to authorize adaptive reuse and to regulate outdoor storage for home occupations.
Scott Salisbury, county land use planner, presented PC 03-25, an interim use permit request from the Judy H. Romine Meyer Trust and Mathowitz Construction Company for an aggregate mine and material processing site to support the State Highway 60 reconstruction. The permit covers a site in Judson Township; staff said operations…
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