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Board clears several planning and zoning items including temporary concrete plant at mega site and permits for force main
Summary
Supervisors acknowledged planning minutes, set public hearings, and approved multiple site plans and permits including a temporary concrete plant for the mega site, a 30-inch MACWA force main permit, and preliminary plats and conditional-use hearings.
On Aug. 4 the Madison County Board of Supervisors approved a batch of planning and zoning items, set public hearings and granted permits tied to the county's developing mega site and other projects.
The board acknowledged planning commission minutes and set a Sept. 2 public hearing for a conditional-use application by Hemphill Construction for a mining operation on Piscobottom Road. The board approved a master-planned amendment (MIP 2) for Finch Properties LLC off Gus Green Road and approved a site plan for Delta Industries for a temporary concrete plant at the mega site on Verdelia Road; county staff clarified the plant is temporary and will operate within the mega site, not on Littler Road.
The board also approved a permit for a 30-inch force main for MACWA (associated with the megasite/Makita project) to cross under Verdelia Road and approved several other items including a site plan for a religious institution (Guru Nanak Foundation), a site plan for a niche structure and pole barn (Todd Allen) with discussion clarifying ownership and permitting status, and a preliminary plat for Autumn Hill off Robinson Road.
Scott Phillips and Hemphill's representative requested a continuance for McMillan Road LLC and Timothy Anzenberger's appeal; the board granted a continuance to the next meeting on Aug. 18. Several items were approved by voice vote with little debate; when speakers raised issues (for example, the Todd Allen pole barn was partially constructed without a permit), staff noted enforcement and permitting follow-up would occur through planning and zoning.
The board directed staff to collect contact information from developers and return any items needing additional documentation to the appropriate hearings and files.
These actions advance several development projects including work tied to the county mega site and local commercial and religious facilities.
