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Ironton board recommends renewal of Pickel Quarry special-exception permit with conditions
Summary
The Town of Ironton recommended renewing the Pickel Quarry Special Exception Permit for Green Tech with a required bond to replace the letter of credit and a temporary traffic restriction requiring trucks to exit east until the Pickel Road bridge is repaired in 2026; the motion passed 3-0.
The Town of Ironton board voted to recommend renewal of the Pickel Quarry Special Exception Permit for Green Tech, stipulating a bond to replace the letter of credit and requiring trucks and equipment to exit to the east until the Pickel Road bridge is repaired in 2026. The motion was made by Chair Jerry White and seconded by Bill Kinsman; it passed 3-0.
The recommendation names Green Tech (recorded in the minutes alongside the individual Lucas Winchel) as the permit holder and adds two operative conditions: (1) the town will accept a bond in place of the existing letter of credit, and (2) trucks and equipment must use an eastern exit route until the bridge repair is complete, at which point the board said trucks may resume exiting to the west.
Nick Stebel of Green Tech Enterprise was listed among those present for the meeting. The board did not record additional debate in the minutes beyond the motion and vote. The motion’s passage means the board’s formal recommendation carries the stated conditions into the administrative process that handles permit renewals.
Next steps noted in the minutes: the Pickel Road bridge repair is expected in 2026 and the permit conditions tie truck routing to that repair timetable. The minutes do not specify the recipient body for the recommendation or the timeline for final administrative action.
