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Commission approves two conditional use permits, tables contested quarry expansion until Feb. 13
Summary
The county approved permits for a self‑serve fuel station and a wholesale lumber mill, and deferred action on a rock‑quarry expansion after public opposition; limited quarry activity was allowed pending additional documentation.
The Dickinson County Board of Commissioners on Jan. 9 approved two conditional use permits and temporarily delayed action on a contested rock‑quarry expansion after extended public comment.
The commission approved Planning Commission recommendations to grant CUP24‑07, a self‑service fuel station at the northwest corner of Highway 4 and Highway 15 (applicant Jason Hahn), with staff conditions that include coordination with the Kansas Department of Transportation and Kansas Department of Health and Environment for required approvals. The Planning Commission had recommended approval unanimously and the Board voted to approve on a voice vote.
The commission also approved CUP24‑08, a wholesale lumber mill proposed at 463400 Avenue (applicant Danny…
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