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Buffalo County approves Margritz administrative subdivision in AGR‑1 zone
Summary
After a brief public hearing, the Board approved the Margritz Administrative Subdivision (Resolution 2025‑61). The plat covers parcels described in Sections 22 and 27, Township 9 North, Range 17 West, totaling approximately 446 remnant acres; Odessa Road abuts the tract and meets county width standards.
The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners approved the Margritz Administrative Subdivision at its Sept. 23 meeting after a short public hearing.
Chairperson Sherry L. Morrow opened the hearing for the application filed by licensed land surveyor Mitchell Humphrey on behalf of Cynthia K. Margritz. Humphrey attended to answer questions; no members of the public addressed the Board. Following the hearing, Commissioner Ivan Klein moved to approve the administrative subdivision and Commissioner Daniel Lynch seconded the motion. The Board adopted Resolution 2025-61 by recorded vote.
Resolution 2025-61 records the Board’s findings that the tract (parcels 520163000 and 520178000) lies in the Agricultural‑Residential 1 (AGR‑1) zoning district, comprises approximately 446 remnant acres, complies with county subdivision resolution requirements specifically allowed for administrative subdivisions, and that Odessa Road—an open, county‑maintained road—abuts the subdivision on its west side and meets the county’s minimum width standards. Title search documentation was provided to and cleared by the County Attorney’s Office concerning Buffalo County interests. The plat was approved for filing with the Register of Deeds.
The Board’s action was taken by recorded roll call with six members voting in favor and one member absent. The plat and resolution will be recorded in the Register of Deeds.
