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Comfrey schedules April 8 hearings on garage variance, land sale and wastewater facility plan
Summary
The city scheduled three public hearings for April 8: a Planning and Zoning variance for a roughly 2,000 sq ft attached garage for Dan and Jessica Riordan (6:00 PM), an EDA hearing on the sale of Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, Samuelson First Addition (6:15 PM), and a City Council Facility Plan hearing on wastewater improvements along CSAH 17 (6:30 PM).
The Comfrey City Council scheduled three separate public hearings for Tuesday, April 8, 2025 at the Comfrey Community Center.
At 6:00 PM the Planning and Zoning Commission will consider Dan and Jessica Riordan’s request for a variance to allow an attached residential garage of approximately 2,000 square feet that exceeds the maximum square footage normally permitted. Council set the hearing on a motion by Council Member Evers, seconded by Council Member Arnsdorf; the motion carried unanimously.
At 6:15 PM the Comfrey Economic Development Authority will hold a public hearing to consider the proposed sale of real estate described as Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, Samuelson First Addition, City of Comfrey, Cottonwood County.
At 6:30 PM the City Council set a Facility Plan public hearing to consider potential improvements to the municipal wastewater system along CSAH 17. The council recorded the motion to set that hearing as made by Council Member Evers and seconded by Council Member Arnsdorf.
Why it matters: these hearings provide formal public opportunities to comment on a large residential variance request, a land-sale proposal handled by the EDA, and proposed municipal wastewater improvements that could affect infrastructure and nearby properties. Written or in-person public comment opportunities will be part of the scheduled hearings as required by local procedures.
The hearings are all scheduled for April 8 at the Comfrey Community Center; the council’s minutes record the dates and times but do not include further details on application materials or proposed project specifics.
