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Council sends Iverson site issues to Planning and Zoning amid concerns about unpermitted work
Summary
Council members agreed Kade Iverson’s RV/mobile‑home project needs a site plan, inspections and Planning and Zoning review after evidence that work began without full approval; the board also raised drainage, bridge condition and uncertain sewer hookups as compliance concerns.
Council members discussed a proposed development by Kade Iverson that would join a residential and a commercial zone and questioned whether work had proceeded without proper Planning and Zoning approval. Paul Cox and other board members said inspections and a formal site plan are required before utility hookups are finalized or buried work is certified.
Board members noted Kade upgraded to a 2‑inch meter but that the town could not verify the number of sewer hookups. Officials also raised drainage and a private bridge’s compliance with code, and the presence of a former resident identified in the record as a sex offender — a matter the board said must be handled according to law and ordinance. The board agreed the project must go back to Planning and Zoning for review; staff were directed to verify permits, inspect installations and confirm utility counts before approving occupancy or connections.
No enforcement action or permit denial was made at the meeting; the town emphasized that proper permitting, inspections and sequencing must be followed for future work.
