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County approves interim use permit for temporary farm-labor dwelling
Summary
The Le Sueur County Board unanimously approved an interim use permit allowing a temporary dwelling for farm labor on a property in Lanesburgh Township owned by Richard and Ann Rynda; the motion passed 5-0 by roll call.
The Le Sueur County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously April 7 to grant an Interim Use Permit to Richard and Ann Rynda of Montgomery, Minnesota, allowing a temporary dwelling for more than one year to house farm labor on the E 1/2 of the SE 1/4, Section 31 of Lanesburgh Township.
Planning & Zoning Administrator Aaron Stubbs presented the application. Commissioner Dennis Tietz moved to grant the permit and Commissioner David Preisler seconded; the motion "carried unanimously via roll call vote 5-0," according to the meeting minutes. The board did not record additional conditions or a sunset date in the minutes. The matter will proceed under the county's land-use oversight and any required follow-up will be handled by the Planning & Zoning office.
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