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Kearney County approves easement for Royal Engineered Composites and signs floodplain ordinance resolution
Summary
The Kearney County Board approved a Reciprocal No‑Build Easement for Royal Engineered Composites following county attorney review and authorized signing a Zoning Overlay District Floodplain Management Ordinance Resolution after meeting with Emergency Management Director Craig Lupkes.
The Kearney County Board of Commissioners approved a Reciprocal No‑Build Easement for Royal Engineered Composites and authorized the county to sign a Zoning Overlay District Floodplain Management Ordinance Resolution at its March 3 meeting.
Dave Arnold, representing Royal Engineered Composites, brought forward the reciprocal no‑build easement; the minutes state the board approved the easement following review by the county attorney, but they do not include the motion maker, seconder or vote tally. Separately, the board met with Craig Lupkes, Emergency Management Director, and approved signing the floodplain management ordinance resolution for the county’s zoning overlay district.
Both actions affect local land‑use controls: the no‑build easement governs development rights between adjoining property owners and the floodplain ordinance establishes local procedural authority and standards for regulating development in designated floodplain areas. The minutes do not specify implementation dates, recorded conditions, or recorded vote counts for either item.
Also on the agenda was discussion of the county maintainer shed in Wilcox; the board indicated it is still seeking a new location but recorded no formal decision on the site.
The meeting adjourned at 10:50 a.m.
