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Brooke County Commission schedules public discussion on proposed slaughterhouse for Dec. 3

County Commission of Brooke County · November 19, 2024
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Summary

The Brooke County Commission announced at its Nov. 19 meeting that it will hold a public discussion about a proposed slaughterhouse on Dec. 3 at 10:30 a.m. in the 3rd-floor courtroom of the County Courthouse; no decision was taken during the Nov. 19 session.

The Brooke County Commission announced on Nov. 19 that it will hold a public discussion about a proposed slaughterhouse on Dec. 3, 2024, at 10:30 a.m. in the third-floor courtroom of the Brooke County Courthouse.

The announcement, entered into the meeting minutes by the commission, did not include details of the applicant, proposed site, or any permit numbers. The minutes state only that the discussion will take place during the commission’s regular meeting on Dec. 3.

The scheduling makes the Dec. 3 meeting the first recorded public opportunity in the Nov. 19 minutes for residents to raise concerns or ask questions about the proposal. The commission did not take any formal action on the proposal at the Nov. 19 session.

County officials recorded in the minutes did not supply additional background such as the project’s scope, anticipated environmental reviews, or whether county permitting staff had received applications. Residents and stakeholders interested in speaking can attend the Dec. 3 meeting in person; the Nov. 19 minutes do not specify an opportunity for written comment before that date.

The commission’s public calendar or the County Clerk’s Office should have the most current agenda and any attachments related to the proposed project ahead of the Dec. 3 meeting.