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Buffalo County approves Sears Second Subdivision final plat, adopts Resolution 2023-39

Buffalo County Board of Commissioners and Buffalo County Board of Equalization · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved the Sears Second Subdivision final plat (approximately 3.318 acres) in the Agriculture zoning district and adopted Resolution 2023-39 confirming compliance with county subdivision standards; the applicants Paul E. Sears and Joyce A. Sears attended the public hearing.

The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners on July 25 approved the Final Plat for Sears Second Subdivision and adopted Resolution 2023-39.

Chairperson Ivan H. Klein opened a public hearing on the final plat at 9:15 A.M. Zoning Administrator Dennise Daniels and Deputy County Attorney Andrew Hoffmeister were present; applicants Paul E. Sears and Joyce A. Sears reviewed the plan. After hearing from the applicants and no other public comments, Commissioner Sherry Morrow moved and Commissioner Ronald Loeffelholz seconded approval of the Final Plat.

Resolution 2023-39, adopted by the board, finds the development compliant with Buffalo County's Subdivision Resolution, specifies the parcel description (part of the South Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section Six, Township 12 North, Range 13 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian) and records the approved area as 3.318 acres, more or less. The resolution also notes that 375th Road, a county-maintained public road, abuts the subdivision and meets county width standards.

The motion passed on a recorded roll call vote with all seven commissioners voting Aye. The plat had previously received preliminary approval under Resolution 2023-32 on June 13, 2023, and was submitted for final approval consistent with county subdivision procedures.

By approving the final plat and adopting Resolution 2023-39, the board authorized county staff to record the final plat consistent with standard procedures.