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Stevens County approves rezoning in Moore Township for highway service use

Stevens County Board of Commissioners · June 2, 2026
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Summary

The Stevens County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously June 2 to rezone Lot 2, Block 1 of Frank Hoffman Acres in Moore Township from R-1 (rural residence) to B-1 (Highway Service Business), adopting Resolution No. 260602-13 under Minnesota Statutes §375.51, subd. 3.

The Stevens County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously, 5-0, on June 2 to reclassify a parcel in Moore Township from R-1 (rural residence) to B-1 (Highway Service Business).

Planning and Zoning Director Bill Kleindl told the board the Planning Commission recommends the rezoning of Lot 2, Block 1 of Frank Hoffman Acres to allow highway service business uses. "The Planning Commission recommends rezoning approval," Kleindl said as he presented the recommendation and overview of the request.

Commissioner Wohlers moved to approve the rezoning and Commissioner Kopitzke seconded; the board then adopted Resolution No. 260602-13, summarized pursuant to Minnesota Statutes §375.51, subd. 3. The resolution reclassifies the described property on the official Stevens County zoning map. The motion passed with all members voting aye.

The rezoning changes the official county zoning designation for the property to B-1, which permits highway service commercial uses that are not allowed under the prior R-1 designation. Planning staff presented the parcel description and the Planning Commission’s recommendation; no formal public comments were recorded during the hearing on the item.

The resolution and accompanying summary will be appended to the county’s official zoning map as required by state statute. The board moved on to subsequent business following the recorded vote.