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Wabasha County board approves variance for 10-by-20-foot shed in Bluff Impact Zone

Wabasha County Board of Adjustment · May 12, 2026
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Summary

The Wabasha County Board of Adjustment on May 12 approved a variance allowing a 10' x 20' shed to be placed within the Bluff Impact Zone on parcel R11.00106.00 in Mount Pleasant Township; approval was 4-0 with three conditions, including a required Land Use Permit.

The Wabasha County Board of Adjustment on May 12 approved a variance allowing a 10-by-20-foot shed to be placed within the county's Bluff Impact Zone on parcel R11.00106.00 in Section 12, Township 111 North, Range 13 West of Mount Pleasant Township. The vote was 4-0.

Board Chair Tim Janikowski opened the public hearing on the application filed under Wabasha County Zoning Ordinance 11.02(1). Joe White presented the variance request to place a new structure within the Bluff Impact Zone at 72374 327th Ave, Lake City, MN. After the presentation the board closed the hearing and moved to consider the application.

The board approved the variance with three conditions read into the record: the landowner must abide by all representations and commitments presented in the application or to the Board of Adjustment; the variance is granted only for the 10' x 20' shed located in the Bluff Impact Zone on parcel R11.00106.00; and a Land Use Permit must be obtained from Wabasha County prior to placement of the shed on the property. The motion to approve was made by Tim Janikowski and seconded by Patrick Judge; the motion carried 4-0.

The board's approval covers only the specific shed described in the application; any additional work or different structures will require separate review and permits. The Board of Adjustment's next meeting is scheduled for June 9, 2026.