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Board grants variance, rezones 1.01-acre lot to Residential for existing mobile home
Summary
The Billings County Zoning Board approved application 2026-03 to rezone a roughly 1.01-acre tract from Agriculture to Residential and granted a variance from the 5-acre minimum to recognize an existing mobile home; the property owner is listed as Rodney Krogh.
The Billings County Zoning Board voted unanimously on March 19 to approve application 2026-03, allowing a roughly 1.01-acre tract in the E1/2NE1/4 12-143-99 (1305 126th Ave SW) to be rezoned from Agriculture to Residential. The action recognizes an existing mobile home site on a parcel that does not meet the county's five-acre minimum for new residential lots.
Meeting minutes state the parcel has adequate space for a septic system and a private well and that enforcing the five-acre minimum could remove productive farm land or buildings from operation. Cathy Cerkoney moved "to approve application 2026-03 with the variance," and Rodney Syminow seconded; the motion was adopted unanimously. The minutes list Rodney Krogh as the property owner; the board instructed staff to record the rezoning and variance in county records.
