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Committee approves rezone request for Turnbull hobby farm in Town of Hayward
Summary
The Sawyer County Zoning Committee unanimously approved rezone application RZN #24-011 to change a 20-acre parcel from Forestry One (F-1) to Agricultural Two (A-2) for a hobby farm, finding the request met required Findings of Fact.
The Sawyer County Zoning Committee unanimously approved RZN #24-011 on Aug. 16, 2024, allowing owner Jason Turnbull to rezone a 20-acre parcel in the Town of Hayward from Forestry One (F-1) to Agricultural Two (A-2) to establish a hobby farm under county zoning provisions.
Zoning Administrator Jay Kozlowski read the application, staff report and the Town’s opinion into the record; no neighbors submitted opposing comments. Turnbull spoke in favor of the rezone during the public hearing portion, which the committee opened and then closed prior to deliberations. The committee approved the rezone motion by roll call, citing the standard Findings of Fact required by the Sawyer County ordinance covering promotion of public health and safety, orderly land use, protection of property values, protection of groundwater and wetlands, and other enumerated criteria.
Parcel details entered into the record include the legal description (S ½ of the SE ¼ of the NW ¼; S20, T40N, R09W), Parcel #010-941-20-2401, Tax ID #12287, and a total acreage of 20 acres. The committee’s approval was recorded without additional conditions.
Next steps: county staff will record the rezoning action and update parcel zoning records.
