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Supervisors approve rezoning in Perry Township for mini‑storage over one abstention
Summary
Buchanan County supervisors approved a rezoning of about 2.72 acres in Perry Township from A‑1 agricultural to C‑M commercial‑manufacturing with a condition limiting use to mini‑storage units; the vote was 2–0 with Supervisor Dawn Vogel recorded as abstaining.
The Buchanan County Board of Supervisors voted May 4 to rezone approximately 2.72 acres in Perry Township (Parcel A, Southeast 1/4 of Section 30) from “A‑1” agricultural to “C‑M” commercial‑manufacturing with a condition that the parcel may be used only for mini‑storage units. The public hearing on the zoning amendment (No. 26‑CM‑8) opened at 9:27 a.m.; Zoning Director Amber Lorenzen presented information about the request and the legal description and condition on permitted use were read into the record.
After discussion and closure of the public hearing at 10:00 a.m., the Board approved the rezoning on a roll call vote: Supervisor John Kurtz — aye; Supervisor Keith Wieland — aye; Supervisor Dawn Vogel — abstain. The resolution related to the amendment was entered as Resolution 26‑54 and the Board directed the county zoning map be updated to reflect the change.
The ordinance language included the parcel legal description (Plat of Survey File No. 1999R00783) and the explicit condition that the only allowable use for the property is mini‑storage units. The minutes record no amendment to that condition and no further details about proposed site improvements or a development timeline.
The Board did not record public commenters by name in the minutes. Next steps noted in the record were clerical: finalizing map changes and filing the ordinance amendment paperwork.
