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Planning commission approves underground fuel-tank permit near Milligan wellhead district
Summary
The Fillmore County Planning Commission approved a conditional-use permit allowing Milligan 41 LLC to store two 15,000-gallon underground fuel tanks in a wellhead-protected overlay district; the vote was unanimous in the recorded minutes.
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The Fillmore County Planning Commission approved a conditional-use permit on January 18, 2017 allowing Milligan 41 LLC to store two 15,000-gallon underground fuel tanks within a wellhead-protected overlay district in the SE part of Section 2, Township 6, Range 1 West of the 6th P.M.
Chairman Kenny Harre was present to answer questions at the hearing. After discussion the commission closed the public hearing and moved to approve the conditional-use permit; roll-call votes recorded unanimous support (7–0) among commissioners present.
The commission’s action appears in the official meeting minutes as a recommendation/approval by the planning panel. Planning and Zoning Administrator Jennifer Slezak provided staff materials for the meeting and recorded the procedural steps in the minutes.
The permit approval authorizes the local land-use element of the project; any state or federal requirements, environmental reviews, or additional permits required by other agencies remain separate from the county’s conditional-use approval and are not detailed in the minutes.
The commission set no additional conditions in the minutes beyond the recorded approval; next steps would include any follow-up inspections or permits that county staff or other agencies require.
