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Grant County approves three Knife River special-use permits; reclamation bonds required

Grant County Board of Commissioners · May 15, 2024
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Summary

The board approved three Knife River Materials special-use permits on May 15, 2024, each contingent on reclamation bonds: two permits with $90,000 bonds and one with a $45,000 bond.

Representatives from Knife River Materials met with the board to present three special-use permit applications. Steff Basgaard, identified in the minutes as representing Knife River Materials, and Jackie Steinmetz presented the proposals to the commissioners.

The board approved Permit SCU-HWY49-01711210-A for borrow material on a motion by Commissioner Marty Meyer, seconded by Commissioner Al Roy Hochhalter. Approval was contingent on submission of a $90,000 reclamation bond and the motion passed with all present voting aye.

The board then approved Permit SCU-HWY49-02718100-B, also for borrow material, under the same condition of a $90,000 reclamation bond; that motion was moved by Meyer, seconded by Hochhalter, and passed unanimously.

Finally, the board approved Permit SCU-HWY49-14565500-C for aggregate storage and a hot-mix plant. That approval was contingent on a $45,000 reclamation bond, and passed on a motion by Meyer seconded by Hochhalter with all voting aye.

The minutes record the approvals and the required reclamation bonds; they do not record additional permit conditions or public comment at the meeting.