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Board approves three zoning variances, including a conditional approval for a fence setback

Mason County Board · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The Mason County Board approved three zoning variances: for Jeremy Eakle and Madison Hitchcock (parcel 05-34-200-006), for Alisha Nelson (parcel 23-16-100-007), and for Kyle Hajek (parcel 09-12-100-013) with a condition on siding and color.

The board approved three separate zoning-variance requests at the March 10 meeting. Resolution 2026-37 granted Jeremy Eakle and Madison Hitchcock a variance to place a single-family dwelling within 1,000 feet of another single-family dwelling on Parcel #05-34-200-006; the motion was made by Eldon Garlisch and seconded by Dorothy Kreiling and carried.

Resolution 2026-38 approved a similar variance for Alisha Nelson on Parcel #23-16-100-007 (motion by Ronald Knollenberg, seconded by Brenda Davenport-Fornoff). Resolution 2026-39 for Kyle Hajek (Parcel #09-12-100-013) to deviate from fence-material-and-color uniformity and reduce the standard 50-foot setback to approximately 37 feet was approved with the condition that the pole barn siding above the concrete barriers be in good condition and uniform in color; Dorothy Kreiling moved approval with that condition and Ronald Knollenberg seconded.

Each variance was approved by the board; the transcript records the parcel numbers and the condition for the Hajek variance but does not print the full variance findings, which are in the board file.