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Calhoun County supervisors approve rezoning to Industrial I-2 with 55 dB sound limit
Summary
The Calhoun County Board of Supervisors approved rezoning a parcel from Agriculture to Industrial (I-2) and added a condition that operations must not exceed 55 dB at distances under one-quarter mile; the zoning administrator will enforce covenants and permit conditions.
The Calhoun County Board of Supervisors voted June 11 to rezone a property from Agriculture to Industrial (I-2), adding a noise restriction and delegating permit authority to the county zoning administrator. The motion to approve the rezoning was made by Supervisor Scott Jacobs and seconded by Supervisor Scott Becker; the board voted unanimously.
The approved I-2 designation includes a condition that industrial activity must not produce sound greater than 55 decibels at distances less than one-quarter mile, and the board indicated that all restrictions and covenants will be approved and enforced by the zoning administrator. County staff member Mike Moeller presented zoning updates during the meeting.
Board members did not record additional modifications to the rezoning on the record; the zoning officer retains authority when issuing permits under the new designation. The board set related administrative steps in motion consistent with the approved motion.
Next steps: the recorded motion and ordinance update will be reflected in the county zoning map and permit files; the board did not specify an effective date during the meeting.
