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Buffalo County approves minor subdivision in Original Town of Poole

Buffalo County Board of Commissioners · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Board adopted Resolution 2024-39 approving a minor subdivision in the Original Town of Poole to create a Northern Tract and Southern Tract from specified lots, finding it meets Buffalo County subdivision requirements in the Agriculture zoning district.

The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners on Aug. 27 approved a minor subdivision application for property in the Original Town of Poole, adopting Resolution 2024-39 to divide multiple lots into a Northern Tract and Southern Tract.

Licensed land surveyor Trenton Snow, appearing on behalf of property owners Myron and Sharilyn Samuelson along with Stuart Lee and Rita Samuelson, presented the survey and answered questions from the board. The Zoning Administrator had forwarded the application to the board; the board found the proposal met Buffalo County’s Subdivision Resolution requirements for a minor subdivision in the Agriculture (AG) zoning district and approved the change.

Resolution 2024-39 describes the tracts in detail and instructs the county zoning officials and the chairperson to sign and record the survey and resolution with the Register of Deeds. The minutes state no one else addressed the board during the public hearing, and the motion to approve carried by roll call.

The decision authorizes county staff to file the survey and resolution with the Buffalo County Register of Deeds, effecting the subdivision as described.