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Grant County P&Z approves multiple permits, forwards variance recommendation to commissioners
Summary
At its Oct. 9 meeting the Planning & Zoning Board approved several building permits (BLD-2025-038, -039, -040, -041) and approved a revised permit plus a recommendation to the county commissioners for variance BLD-2025-021-VAR; an extension for BLD-2025-023 was also approved.
The Grant County Planning & Zoning Board approved multiple building permits and one permit extension at its Oct. 9 regular meeting.
Key actions recorded in the minutes: the board approved permit BLD-2025-021-VAR (Lynda McClung / IIG LLC) for a new equipment compound and voted to recommend the variance to the county commissioners (motion to approve the revised permit by Matt Hager, seconded by Barb Kraft; motion to recommend the variance to commissioners by Matt Hager, seconded by Barb Kraft). The minutes state the motions 'carried' but do not record a roll-call vote tally.
Other permits approved included BLD-2025-038 (Matthew Tishmack) for a new manufactured home (motion by Brendan Becher, seconded by Vernon Straub), BLD-2025-039 (Dan Wollman) to replace two mobile homes (motion by Vernon Straub, seconded by Bob Larson), BLD-2025-040 (Jenelle Humphrey/AT&T) to upgrade equipment at an existing cell tower (motion by Barb Kraft, seconded by Vernon Straub), and BLD-2025-041 (Jay & Linda Skabo) for a shop replacement following storm damage (motion by Matt Hager, seconded by Bob Larson). The minutes record each motion as 'carried' without individual vote counts.
The board also approved an extension for permit BLD-2025-023 (Michael Eggers) for a 12'x24' shed due to unforeseen delays (motion by Brendan Becher, seconded by Bob Larson).
Minutes do not provide roll-call tallies or record dissent; each action is noted as carried. Where the board recommended a variance to the county commissioners (BLD-2025-021-VAR), the minutes indicate that the Planning & Zoning Board will forward that recommendation to the commissioners for their decision.
