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Cass County approves variance for Kim's Corner Subdivision
Summary
The board approved a variance reducing the county minimum acreage from 40 to about 35 for Kim's Corner Subdivision, citing nearby development and that the subdivision plus deed restriction totals roughly 35 acres; staff recommended approval and the motion passed by vote.
Cass County staff presented a variance request for the Kim's Corner Subdivision after determining the combined acreage of the subdivision and its deed restriction did not meet the county minimum of 40 acres. Staff noted the parcel sits just south of the Siebel subdivisions in Harwood Township and in a corridor with higher-than-typical development for the county, recommending approval of a five-acre reduction to the minimum.
A commissioner moved to approve the subdivision with the requested variance; the motion was seconded and the board approved the request on roll call. No conditions beyond the variance were recorded in the public discussion.
The approval permits the subdivision to proceed under the modified acreage requirement; staff will carry out any final administrative steps required to record the subdivision and verify compliance with county standards.
