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Buffalo County approves rezoning of 7.28-acre tract to Commercial
Summary
The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution 2026-17 to rezone approximately 7.28 acres in Section 2 from Agricultural-Residential 2 to Commercial following a public hearing with no letters of opposition; the resolution includes a legal description and directs filing with the Register of Deeds.
The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners adopted Resolution 2026-17 on April 28 to approve a zoning map amendment requested by David L. Wilke and Karen J. Wilke to change a roughly 7.28-acre tract from Agricultural-Residential 2 (AGR-2) to Commercial (C).
The Board opened a public hearing where realtor Ryan Ohri and Charlie Isaac spoke in support and applicants Dave Wilke and realtor Adam Marshall were present to answer questions. No letters of opposition were filed and no members of the public spoke in opposition. After closing the hearing the commissioners voted to approve the amendment; the resolution records the Board considered Planning & Zoning Commission materials, Buffalo County Zoning Regulations and the Comprehensive Plan in reaching its decision.
The resolution includes the tract's legal description, references the Planning and Zoning Commission's March 19, 2026 recommendation, and directs that a copy of the resolution be filed in the Register of Deeds office and that the county zoning map be amended accordingly.
What the Board decided: The Board approved the rezoning by roll call vote; the motion and adoption are recorded in the minutes as Resolution 2026-17.
