Buffalo County approves two agricultural administrative subdivisions
Summary
The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners approved the White Acres and Wietjes Acres Second administrative subdivisions after public hearings, adopting Resolutions 2024-53 and 2024-54. Both plats met county subdivision requirements and were recorded for filing with the Register of Deeds.
The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners approved two administrative subdivisions during public hearings on Dec. 10, 2024, accepting plats that the county found compliant with local subdivision rules.
Chairperson Ivan H. Klein opened the hearing at 9:31 a.m. for the White Acres Administrative Subdivision, submitted by licensed land surveyor Jeremy Feusner on behalf of Kimberli D. Dawson, manager of LKDAW, L.L.C. Zoning Administrator Dennise Daniels told the board the proposed plat complies with Buffalo County’s Subdivision Resolution and minimum lot-size requirements for the Agricultural zoning district. The board adopted Resolution 2024-53 approving and authorizing the plat to be filed with the Register of Deeds.
At a subsequent hearing, the board considered the Wietjes Acres Second Administrative Subdivision submitted by Trenton Snow on behalf of Craig A. and Heidi M. Wietjes. Daniels reported that remnant acreage owned by Craig Wietjes would amount to roughly 151 acres, and that required road standards were met. The board adopted Resolution 2024-54 and authorized filing the plat.
Both approvals passed by roll call vote with all commissioners voting "Aye." The minutes state title-search paperwork was provided and cleared by the county attorney’s office for both applications. The approvals complete the county-level review required before recording the plats with the Register of Deeds.
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