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Supervisors advance rezoning of 6-acre Tamer Road parcel toward third hearing
Summary
The Des Moines County Board of Supervisors held a second reading of an amendment to the zoning ordinance to rezone roughly 6 acres off Tamer Road from agricultural to industrial to formalize an existing construction-storage yard; the board moved the item to a third hearing and approved that motion.
The Des Moines County Board of Supervisors on Nov. 5 held a second reading of ordinance 2025-056, an amendment to zoning ordinance No. 34 that would rezone a roughly 6-acre parcel off Tamer Road from agricultural to industrial.
Planning staff summarized the request, saying the smaller portion of the property recently returned to county jurisdiction and that the zoning commission earlier recommended approval to recognize an existing storage yard for construction equipment. The planner said the rezoning is intended to ensure compliance going forward.
A supervisor moved to approve advancing the ordinance to a third hearing; the board voted in the affirmative during roll call. No additional public comments on the item were recorded at the meeting.
If approved at the third hearing, the ordinance would formally change the parcel’s zoning designation from agricultural to industrial to mirror the site’s current use.
