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Commission approves conditional‑use permit for wood debris recycling facility after public concerns
Summary
The commission approved Resolution R2026-36 granting a conditional‑use permit for a wood debris recycling and processing facility, subject to conditions. Public comments asked that presentation materials be posted online and raised concerns about truck traffic on U.S. 17.
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The Fort Meade City Commission adopted Resolution R2026‑36 on July 14, approving a conditional‑use permit (CUP) for a wood debris recycling and processing facility. The item was heard as a quasi‑judicial matter after being moved from the consent agenda; Vice Mayor Petrina McCutchen moved approval and Commissioner Candice Lott seconded. The voice vote was unanimous.
During the quasi‑judicial portion of the meeting, members of the public asked that the staff presentation materials be posted on the City website and expressed concern about potential truck traffic impacts on U.S. 17. City staff confirmed in response that the presentation materials could be posted online and that conditions attendant to the CUP address operational impacts. The CUP was approved subject to the stated conditions on record.
