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Planning board recommends conditional-use permit for Chelsea Prusha’s family daycare at 1008 E. 7th Ave

Mitchell Planning Board · April 27, 2026
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Summary

The Mitchell Planning Board voted to recommend approval of a conditional-use permit for a family residential daycare at 1008 East 7th Avenue. Staff said notices were sent and the applicant has passed a required fire inspection; the board approved the permit with three conditions.

The Mitchell Planning Board voted to recommend approval of a conditional-use permit for a family residential daycare operated by applicant Chelsea Prusha at 1008 East 7th Avenue.

Staff introduced the application, noting the property (Lot 13, Block 3, Robert Lukinson's Addition) is zoned R4 (high-density residential), notices were mailed and posted, and two packet responses supported the request. Staff told the board the applicant previously operated a daycare at the address but that authorization lapsed about six months ago and that she "passed the fire inspection" required by the fire department.

Board members asked whether any issues remained from the prior operation; staff said none were reported. After brief discussion a board member moved to recommend approval "with the three conditions," a second was secured, and the board carried the motion on a voice vote.

The recommendation is advisory to the governing body that issues final permits; the board did not record individual vote tallies in the transcript. The record does not specify the three conditions beyond noting they were part of the motion.

Next procedural steps: the board’s recommendation will be forwarded to the permitting authority for final action and any required permits or inspections must be completed before the daycare reopens.