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Applicant John Kraemer secures permit revision to convert campground to 24 RV sites
Summary
The Douglas County Planning & Zoning Committee approved a conditional‑use permit revision to change a small campground from 20 tent sites to 24 RV sites; the Town of Gordon registered no objection and the motion carried.
The Douglas County Planning & Zoning Committee on Jan. 6 approved a conditional‑use permit revision to convert a small campground from 20 tent sites to 24 RV sites. Applicant John Kraemer presented the request during the public hearing; the committee approved the revision by motion (mover: Howard Hendrickson; seconder: Charles Glazman).
Kraemer described the proposal as a "Conditional‑Use Revision for Small Scale Campground changing from 20 Tent Sites to 24 RV Sites. No objection from Town of Gordon." Committee members recorded no town objections in the meeting record, and the motion to approve the application carried. The transcript does not record specific conditions beyond those listed in the application packet or any opposition from residents. The committee did not set further local review dates in the hearing record.
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