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Grant County approves Knife River permit amendment; $90,000 reclamation bond submitted
Summary
The Grant County Board of Commissioners on June 19 approved an amendment to permit SCU-HWY49-01711210-A to add a mix plant; Knife River Materials submitted a $90,000 reclamation bond and the board approved the amendment by roll-call vote.
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The Grant County Board of Commissioners on June 19 approved an amendment to permit SCU-HWY49-01711210-A to add a mix plant after representatives from Knife River Materials presented the change and said a $90,000 reclamation bond had been submitted.
Steff Basgaard of Knife River Materials and Jackie Steinmetz met with the board to present the permit amendment and related materials. Commissioner Marty Meyer moved to approve the permit amendment; the motion was seconded and the minutes record a roll-call vote with Meyer, Al Roy Hochhalter and Chairman Alton Zenker voting aye.
The minutes do not specify an effective date for the amendment, details of operating hours or additional permit conditions. The record shows the bond amount as $90,000 but includes no further detail on the bond type or the permitting authority’s conditions. The board did not record any public objections in the minutes.
The board’s action was procedural: the permit amendment was presented, the board voted to approve it, and the minutes mark the motion as carried. The minutes do not indicate next administrative steps, appeal periods, or whether additional county or state reviews are required.
