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Public hearing set in Buffalo County on Class V dairy farm permit filed by Ken Woitaszewski
Summary
The Buffalo County agenda schedules a public hearing Jan. 25, 2022 to review a Special Use Permit filed by Ken Woitaszewski, on behalf of Woitaszewski Brothers Land Partnership, authorizing operation of a Class V dairy farm on the north half of Section 13, Township 12N, Range 14W; the agenda provides the permit’s 2008 filing and review history but no updated materials or staff recommendations.
The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners’ Jan. 25, 2022 agenda includes a scheduled public hearing to review a Special Use Permit filed by Ken Woitaszewski on behalf of Woitaszewski Brothers Land Partnership to operate a Class V dairy farm.
The agenda records the permit’s administrative history: it was filed Jan. 22, 2008; reviewed by the Buffalo County Planning and Zoning Commission on Feb. 21, 2008; and authorized by the Board of Commissioners on March 25, 2008. The agenda provides the legal property description as "the North Half of Section Thirteen (13), Township Twelve (12) North, Range Fourteen (14) West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, Buffalo County, Nebraska." The agenda includes no updated permit conditions, staff report, public testimony, timelines for compliance, or proposed amendments.
The hearing is listed under the zoning portion of the agenda beginning at 9:15 a.m. The agenda does not identify whether the applicant or other witnesses will appear or whether the board will take final action at the Jan. 25 meeting. Interested residents or parties are expected to attend the scheduled zoning session if they wish to provide comment; the agenda does not specify hearing procedures beyond its placement in the zoning block.
Because the document provided is an agenda rather than minutes or a transcript, it does not record statements, evidence, or the board’s decision. Outcomes and testimony, if any, will need to be obtained from meeting minutes or a later transcript or recording.
