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Planner warns quarry expansion permit expires Dec. 2; ownership reported to have changed
Summary
Mark Reed, general planner, said a six‑month temporary quarry expansion granted in June will expire on Dec. 2; he reported ownership changed from "Taylors" to "Grama" and that an interested operator may seek a permit on Barker Road.
Mark Reed, Sheridan County general planner, told commissioners that the board granted a six‑month temporary expansion for a local quarry in June and that expansion will expire on December 2. Reed said ownership of the operation had changed in the interim (he characterized the change as from "Taylors" to "Grama") and that an operator has expressed interest in a new quarry permit on Barker Road, where temporary operations previously took place. He also noted there may be additional testing required for a nearby storage business or related issue that staff are monitoring.
Reed said the county has been alerted to these developments and that the operator (named in the discussion) may appear before the board to seek permitting after the extension ends; commissioners were informed this remains an active prospect and that operations are ongoing at the site.
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