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Wabasha County board approves shoreland variance for Tim Duellman with engineered stormwater and survey conditions
Summary
The Wabasha County Board of Adjustment on Oct. 14 approved variances for Tim Duellman to exceed impervious surface limits and to build within the 75-foot setback for parcel R05.00725.00, contingent on engineered stormwater controls, an installation deadline of Sept. 1, 2026, and a licensed surveyor marking the ordinary high-water line.
The Wabasha County Board of Adjustment on Oct. 14, 2025 approved a shoreland variance for Tim Duellman that allows exceeding the 25% impervious surface limit and building within the 75-foot ordinary high-water setback for parcel R05.00725.00 (68090 County Road 76). The board's approval included multiple conditions addressing stormwater control design, installation timing, and survey marking.
The conditions recorded in the minutes require that the landowner obtain required building and land-use permits; that excess stormwater runoff from any impervious surface above the 25% limit be directed to a rain garden or subsurface drainage system designed by a qualified individual to accommodate a 24-hour, 2-year return-cycle storm event; that this stormwater system be installed by Sept. 1, 2026 and that a copy of the engineer's report and design be furnished to Wabasha County Planning & Zoning; and that a licensed surveyor mark the 75-foot ordinary high-water line at elevation 668.3 feet (NGVD 1929 Datum) prior to construction.
The minutes record a motion to approve the proposal, carried 3-0. The board also noted permit requirements and a contractor or engineer sign-off on the stormwater measures before construction may proceed.
