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Board approves conditional use for 9,100 sq. ft. Dollar General with site conditions
Summary
The Board granted a conditional use permit for a 9,100‑square‑foot Dollar General in the Town of Chase, imposing conditions including hours (8 AM–9 PM daily), parking‑lot lighting, a 6‑foot privacy fence, and required state/federal/local permits.
The Oconto County Board of Adjustment granted a conditional use permit on March 25 for a 9,100 square‑foot retail store proposed by Hunter Gazella in the Town of Chase. Nick Feira, agent for Dollar General, described the proposal and said the store footprint would be 70 by 130 feet and that delivery vehicles would be routed to avoid backing onto County Road S.
Nearby residents raised concerns about traffic speeds, parking along the county road and stormwater runoff; staff and the Town recommended approval with conditions. The board’s decision requires hours of operation of 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, parking‑lot lighting per Town recommendations, a 6‑foot chain‑link fence with neutral privacy slats on two sides, adequate parking and acquisition of all required state, federal and local permits. The motion was moved by Dave Behrend and seconded by Char Meier and carried with an aye vote from all members present.
