Board approves Nierengarten variance to combine three parcels
Summary
The Silver Creek Township Board of Planning and Zoning on July 1 approved a variance allowing three parcels associated with Nierengarten to be consolidated into a single parcel identification (PID). The motion passed 8-0.
On July 1, 2025, the Silver Creek Township Board of Planning and Zoning approved a variance request to combine three parcels into one parcel identification number (PID). The motion was made by Mark Egge, seconded by Ryan Nelson, and carried 8-0.
The action was recorded under the meeting’s Old Business/New Business section and appears in the meeting minutes as a formal board decision. The motion text in the record states the variance request and the consolidation of the three parcels into a single PID; no conditions, amendments, or follow-up tasks for staff are recorded in the minutes.
The minutes do not provide additional detail about the parcels’ addresses, owners, intended use, or any public comment on the item. The board took the vote as recorded and did not note any further review or appeal steps in this meeting’s record.
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