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Board of Zoning Appeals approves variance to split Kinney property
Summary
The Board of Zoning Appeals granted a variance from Harvey County Subdivision Regulations (minimum acreage for a one‑time split) to separate the commercial and residential portions of the Kinney property; the motion passed unanimously.
At the March 4 meeting the Board of Zoning Appeals considered a variance from Harvey County Subdivision Regulations Article 1, Section 1.03 D.d related to the minimum acreage requirement for a one‑time split. Zoning Director Rothe provided background indicating the owner seeks to divide the commercial portion of the property from the residential portion.
The board determined the variance criteria were met, and Commissioner Pat Wendling moved to approve the variance; Martie TenEyck seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. The approval allows the one‑time split subject to any conditions noted by staff in the permitting process.
The variance decision is tied to the Kinney property and follows the CUP approval earlier in the meeting; final platting and recording will follow county subdivision procedures as applicable.
