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Dunn County Board set to consider ordinance amendments to align land-division rules with state law
Summary
Dunn County will consider a second reading of an amendment to County Board rules and a first reading of changes to Chapter 16 (land division, condominium and surveying regulations) intended to align local code with recent state statute changes.
County Manager Dan Dunbar said the County Board will take up a second reading of an amendment to the board rules that changes how committee resolutions are brought to the full board, and that the Planning, Resources, and Development Committee will present a first reading of revisions to Chapter 16 governing land division, condominium and surveying regulations.
Dunbar said the Chapter 16 revisions are intended to align Dunn County’s ordinance with recent changes in state statute. The update did not include the text of the amendments or specific examples of how requirements will change; those details are expected to be part of the committee presentation and the ordinance packets distributed to supervisors.
The changes to County Board rules relate to procedure for moving committee resolutions forward for full-board consideration; Dunbar described this as a second-reading item on the board agenda. The Planning, Resources, and Development Committee will present the Chapter 16 first reading.
If supervisors approve the readings according to the board’s normal schedule, the amendments would proceed through any remaining readings and adoption steps required by county ordinance. The update did not specify an adoption timeline or implementation dates.
