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Mayfield Colony discusses access alternatives; county outlines paving and approach options

Clark County Board of Commissioners · April 15, 2025
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Summary

Mayfield Colony representatives and their attorney met with the commission to seek alternatives to the county's paved‑road requirement for commercial access; county staff described options including building an internal road, obtaining a state‑approved approach, or constructing access to Highway 25.

Representatives of Mayfield Colony, including attorney Jeremy Lund and colony personnel Joe Waldner, Michael Waldner, Johnny Hofer and Phillip Waldner, met with the commission to discuss conditions for access to a commercial property. Attorney Lund sought alternatives to the county requirement that commercial property have paved access; county officials outlined options and the reasons the paved standard exists, and discussed estimated cost considerations.

The board told Mayfield representatives the options are to build a road between the current plant and the new facility, seek state approval for a new approach, or construct their own road to Highway 25. No formal motion was recorded; the discussion focused on alternatives and constraints rather than a decision recorded in the minutes.