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Planning staff: Carson property classification unchanged; Central Specialties asked to provide Road Use Agreement for Hiway 49 permit
Summary
Planning & Zoning Administrator Jason Albert told the Grant County commissioners that a Carson property reclassification had been done by the City of Carson in 2013 and requires no county change; Central Specialties applied for a conditional use permit for the Hiway 49 project and was asked to meet with the board and supply a Road Use Agreement.
Jason Albert, Grant County Planning & Zoning Administrator, informed the board that a property in Carson owned by Shannon Wangsvick had been reclassified by the City of Carson in 2013; the county’s minutes indicate no county‑level reclassification is required and that Wangsvick will pursue a tax classification change before the County Board of Equalization for 2025.
Separately, the applicant Central Specialties applied for a conditional use permit related to the Hiway 49 project. Commissioner Meyer requested that a representative of Central Specialties meet with the board and that the company provide a Road Use Agreement for review; the minutes do not record further discussion or any board vote on the conditional use permit during this meeting.
Provenance: Planning & Zoning comments recorded in the meeting minutes (SEG 002).
