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Buffalo County approves rezoning of 3.05-acre Mauslein parcel to Industrial
Summary
After a public hearing and an 8–0 Planning & Zoning recommendation, the Buffalo County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to rezone roughly 3.05 acres owned by Mauslein Land Holdings from Agriculture to Industrial (Resolution 2023‑30). No written protests were filed.
The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a zoning map amendment on May 23 to reclassify a roughly 3.05‑acre tract owned by Mauslein Land Holdings, L.L.C., from Agriculture (AG) to Industrial (I).
Chairperson Ivan Klein opened a public hearing at 9:15 a.m. for the application submitted by Michael Mauslein. Zoning Administrator Dennise Daniels and Deputy County Attorney Andrew Hoffmeister answered questions from the board; no members of the public spoke in opposition. The board moved to approve the amendment and adopted Resolution 2023‑30 by a 7–0 vote.
The minutes reflect the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval on April 20 by an 8–0 vote with one absence and no abstentions. The resolution summarizes findings the board relied on, including that no letters of opposition were received, that the change would have minimal adverse effect on surrounding properties, that intended industrial uses are consistent with nearby land use, and that utilities and an all‑weather road are present near the subject property. The resolution directs filing the amendment with the Register of Deeds and updating the county zoning map.
The legal description entered in the record identifies the subject property as a tract in Section 30, Township 9 North, Range 14 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian and notes a total area of 3.05 acres, more or less. The applicant (Mauslein Land Holdings, L.L.C.) was present; the board closed the hearing at 9:17 a.m.
Next steps: the resolution will be filed with the Register of Deeds, and the county clerk will amend the Buffalo County Zoning District Map originally adopted in 2002.
