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Silver Creek planning board approves variance, renewal and meeting minutes
Summary
At its July 1, 2025 meeting the Silver Creek Township Board of Planning and Zoning approved the agenda and previous minutes (one abstention), granted a variance and combined three parcels for Nierengarten, approved a conditional renewal for Flakne, and then adjourned.
Chairman Chris Klein called the Silver Creek Township Board of Planning and Zoning to order on July 1, 2025, and the board moved through a brief agenda that concluded with several unanimous motions and one abstention on the minutes.
The board approved the meeting agenda on a motion by Committee member Brandon Geyen, seconded by Committee member Mark Egge; the vote carried 8-0. Committee member Tom Vanek then moved to approve the minutes from the June 3, 2025 meeting, seconded by Committee member Justin Hall; that motion carried 7-0 with Brandon Geyen recorded as abstaining.
In new business, Committee member Mark Egge moved to approve a variance request for Nierengarten and to combine three parcels into a single parcel identification (PID); Committee member Ryan Nelson seconded. The board carried that motion 8-0, approving both the variance and the parcel consolidation.
Chairman Chris Klein moved to approve the Flakne renewal with the stipulation "no further reviews unless complaint, then should have review within calendar year of complaint," and Committee member Mike Helman seconded. The board carried the renewal 8-0 under that condition.
After completing the listed business, Committee member Brandon Geyen moved to adjourn; Committee member Mark Egge seconded and the motion carried 8-0. No further discussion or public comment is recorded in the provided minutes.
The actions taken—agenda approval; minutes approval (with one abstention); the Nierengarten variance and parcel combination; the conditional Flakne renewal; and adjournment—are reflected in the board's official minutes for this meeting.
