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Labette County approves conditional use for Tillman Infrastructures cell tower
Summary
The Labette County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution 2025-41-L on Oct. 6, 2025, accepting a County Planning Board recommendation to allow a Tillman Infrastructures cell tower as a conditional use in the A-1 district (case ZCU-001-8.25). No protest petitions were filed and the vote was 3-0.
The Labette County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously Oct. 6 to approve Resolution 2025-41-L, adopting the County Planning Board’s recommendation to grant a conditional use for a Tillman Infrastructures cell tower in the A-1 district (case ZCU-001-8.25).
Zoning Administrator Mel Hass presented an overview of the requested conditional use, and County Clerk Gena Landis confirmed that no protest petitions were filed against the proposal. The Planning Board’s motion recommending approval was recorded in the change of zoning case report and had been passed at the Planning Board meeting on Sept. 10, 2025. Commissioner Terry Weidert moved to approve the resolution; Tom Barrett seconded. The motion passed 3-0 (Tom Barrett Yes; Terry Weidert Yes; Vincent B. Schibi Yes).
The resolution authorizes the commissioners’ signatures effective Oct. 6, 2025, reflecting the Planning Board’s findings as recorded in the case report. Details about site conditions, permits, or subsequent permitting steps were not specified in the meeting record.
The board’s action implements the Planning Board’s recommendation and formalizes approval at the county-commission level; the transcript does not record further discussion of construction timelines, permit applications, or appeals.
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