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Board rejects rezone for Skinner parcel but approves minor subdivision with three‑home limit
Summary
After a public hearing on a 36.5‑acre parcel owned by Skinner Holdings LLC, the board voted down a rezone from agricultural preservation (AP) to agricultural estate (AE) but accepted the zoning commission’s minor subdivision with a condition limiting development to no more than three additional single‑family dwellings.
The Woodbury County Board of Supervisors on Dec. 22 declined to rezone a 36.5‑acre parcel (parcel ending in 0011) from Agricultural Preservation (AP) to Agricultural Estate (AE) but approved a related minor subdivision with a condition limiting development to three additional single‑family dwellings.
Planning staff opened the third and final public hearing, noting the parcel at 2374 252nd Street is being considered concurrently with a minor subdivision application. Applicant Doug Skinner said the board should decide based on the zoning code and permitted uses rather than rhetoric. Neighbors,…
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