Silver Creek board approves PID transfer; Knife River representative provides contact info
Summary
The board approved a transfer of a parcel ID and carried routine procedural motions 8-0; a Knife River representative attended and left contact information with the office.
The Silver Creek Township Board of Planning and Zoning approved several routine items and a parcel identification (PID) transfer at its Aug. 5, 2025 meeting.
Board member Mark Egge moved to approve the transfer of one section of a PID as stated on the application; Brandon Geyen seconded and the motion carried 8-0, approving the transfer requested by Rodney Hebrink. Earlier on the agenda, Ryan Nelson moved to approve the meeting agenda, seconded by Andy Christensen, and the board carried that motion 8-0; Egge also moved to approve the July 1, 2025 meeting minutes, seconded by Nelson, which likewise carried 8-0.
Luci Snowden appeared at the meeting representing Knife River regarding the "Martie Pit/Knife River" matter recorded in the minutes; the transcript notes that Snowden’s contact information was provided to the office and passed on to a neighbor. The minutes record comments that the site subject to other agenda discussion has been vacant and generated differing views about appropriate use but do not record further public testimony tied to the Knife River entry.
The meeting concluded after Brandon Geyen moved to adjourn and Mark Egge seconded; the adjournment motion carried 8-0.
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