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Supervisors approve minor plat creating 1.5‑acre parcel at 8152 Buckridge Road

Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors · July 28, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved a minor plat submitted by Tyler Ford to create a 1.5‑acre agriculture‑residential parcel at 8152 Buckridge Road; zoning administrator Joseph Gallman explained a former landing strip on the subdivision and noted additional approvals would be required to reestablish an airstrip.

The Board approved a resolution to accept a minor plat submitted by Tyler Ford to create a 1.5‑acre parcel in an AR (agriculture residential) district for construction of a new residence at 8152 Buckridge Road. The zoning administrator, Joseph Gallman, described the parcel's history and answered a supervisor's question about an apparent former landing strip on the property.

Gallman said the strip had been zoned AL in the past and that a home now occupies the area; he stated, "If it does [become a landing strip again], though, landing strips do have to receive approval... it has to go through planning and zoning commission, and then I believe board of supervisors still to receive approval." Supervisors expressed concern about proximity to a residence, asked whether use as a landing strip could resume, and were assured that re‑establishment would require formal approvals. The resolution passed with unanimous affirmative responses on roll call.