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Planning commission rezones 3.01 acres for Farmers Cooperative fertilizer plant
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Summary
On June 16, 2014 the commission approved changing 3.01 acres from AG-2 to I-2 to allow Farmers Cooperative to extend a fertilizer plant on land presently owned by Paul Hassler and pending sale to Farmers Cooperative.
At its June 16, 2014 meeting the Fillmore County Planning Commission approved a zoning change from AG-2 (agriculture) to I-2 (heavy industrial) on 3.01 acres to accommodate a Farmers Cooperative dry fertilizer plant.
Applicant Stan Mitchell (Farmers Cooperative) described the expansion of the current fertilizer plant; meeting minutes note the current owner, Paul Hassler, was selling the property to Farmers Cooperative. The motion to approve passed on roll call with Ayes recorded for Kassik, Waltrip, Most, Elznic and Harre (5–0 recorded in the minutes). The record describes the application as a zone change for a new dry fertilizer plant building at legal description 20-8-1.
The minutes record the approval but do not list specified environmental reviews, buffer requirements, or permitting steps beyond the zoning change. The commission also discussed Board of Adjustment pay and pivot-stop issues in the meeting; next meeting dates were recorded in the minutes.