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Grant County P&Z reconfirms Fisher Sand & Gravel permit, hears complaints about Schatz Subdivision construction
Summary
At its May 8 meeting the Grant County Planning & Zoning Board accepted P&Z Director Jason Albert's reconfirmation that Fisher Sand & Gravel's 2024 permit remains valid for 2025 and discussed resident complaints relayed by County Commissioner Meyer about construction in the Schatz Subdivision; no enforcement action was taken.
The Grant County Planning & Zoning Board on May 8 accepted the P&Z director's statement that the existing Fisher Sand & Gravel permit issued in 2024 remains valid for the 2025 portion of the project. P&Z Director Jason Albert told the board he had reconfirmed the permit status and "all members of the board concurred," according to the meeting minutes.
Albert also relayed that County Commissioner Meyer had informed him the county had received phone calls from residents raising concerns about the amount of construction in the Schatz Subdivision near Lake Tschida and whether those projects had appropriate permits. The board discussed those reports but the minutes do not record any motions to open enforcement proceedings or to refer specific properties for inspection.
Chairman Robert Ternes presided over the exchange. The action on the Fisher Sand & Gravel permit was recorded as a reconfirmation by the director with board concurrence; the minutes do not show a formal roll-call vote or a tally of individual votes.
