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Fillmore County planning roundup: subdivisions, rezonings and accessory-use approvals in 2017
Summary
Across 2017 the planning commission approved several subdivisions (Krejci, Kleinschmidt, Reinsch), multiple rezonings (Fairmont and Grafton), added campgrounds to Milligan’s C-2 permitted uses, and approved an accessory-use building permit with one abstention.
Fillmore County’s Planning Commission approved a series of routine land-use actions in 2017, including subdivisions, rezoning requests, and an accessory-use conditional permit.
Subdivisions: The commission approved the Krejci Subdivision (Northeast quarter of Section 1, Township 7 North, Range 3 West) at the April 17 meeting by unanimous roll-call vote. The Kleinschmidt Subdivision (SE¼ of Section 26, Township 7 North, Range 4 West) was also approved at the April meeting with unanimous support. On July 17 the Reinsch Subdivision (a roughly 3.673-acre tract in the NW¼ of Section 1, Township 5 North, Range 4 West) passed by recorded vote.
Rezoning: On February 21 the commission approved a zoning change application filed by Brent Reed for Lots 610–615 in Fairmont, moving those lots to Light Industrial classification as recorded in the minutes. On the same day the commission approved a zoning-text amendment affecting tower-height language (see separate coverage). On February 21 and later hearings the commission also approved a zoning change application filed by Bobby Eggers to reclassify Lots 9–14 in Grafton from C-2 to I-1.
Milligan campground allowance: At the August 21 meeting the commission considered and approved an amendment to the Milligan C-2 Commercial Highway zoning district that adds 'campgrounds' as a permitted principal use; the motion passed 6–0 on the recorded roll call.
Accessory building: At the December 18 meeting the commission approved a conditional-use permit filed by Tim Theodoroff to construct an accessory building as a primary use on Lots 7–8, Block 5, Ohiowa. The roll-call recorded ayes from six members; Sharon Elznic abstained.
Operational notes: Several routine permit lists and scheduling announcements appear across the minutes; the commission noted that a September meeting could not be conducted because the chairman and vice chairman were not present and staff would schedule a special meeting as advertising allows. Several months also show no meetings were held (March, May, June 2017 as noted in agendas).
