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Buffalo County revokes dog‑boarding permit, approves subdivision and rooftop solar setback rules
Summary
At its Sept. 12 meeting the Buffalo County Board of Commissioners revoked a dog‑boarding special use permit after a zoning report found compliance failures, approved the “Cherry Valley” administrative subdivision and adopted rooftop setback rules for roof‑attached solar systems. The board also approved a telecommunications project.
The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners on Sept. 12 voted 5–2 to revoke a previously issued special use permit authorizing a dog‑boarding facility on tax parcel 380081010 after the county’s zoning administrator reported multiple compliance problems. The board also approved an administrative subdivision called “Cherry Valley,” adopted amended rooftop setback rules for roof‑attached solar energy systems and approved a Trileaf telecommunication project.
The board opened a public hearing on the dog‑boarding permit after the county’s zoning administrator reported that inspections found construction activity that had not been permitted, failure to commence the standalone kennel within the 120‑day…
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