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Buffalo County approves 'Eckhout Acres' administrative subdivision
Summary
The Board approved Resolution 2023-38 on July 11 to accept and record the administrative subdivision 'Eckhout Acres', finding it meets Agriculture (AG) zoning requirements, minimum lot sizes, and abuts county-maintained 370th Road; title review cleared by County Attorney.
The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners approved the plat for an administrative subdivision to be known as "Eckhout Acres" on July 11 and authorized the plat to be recorded in the Register of Deeds.
Trenton Snow, licensed land surveyor, presented the application on behalf of Eva J. Eckhout, Trustee of the John A. Eckhout and Eva J. Eckhout Revocable Trust dated November 6, 2008. The Board conducted a public hearing, received no public comment, and adopted Resolution 2023-38 (moved by Loeffelholz; seconded by Higgins).
Resolution 2023-38 finds the subdivision lies within the county Agriculture (AG) zoning district, complies with minimum lot-size requirements, and that remnant property retained by the trust totals roughly 232 acres. The resolution also documents that 370th Road, which abuts the subdivision on the north side, is county-maintained and meets the county’s minimum width standards, and that a title search was provided and cleared Buffalo County’s interest.
The Board approved the plat for filing and recording with the Register of Deeds as described in Resolution 2023-38.
