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Commission approves Evergy conditional-use permit for utility maintenance yard with safety conditions

Lyon County Commission · August 28, 2025
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Summary

The Lyon County Commission approved Evergy's Agricultural Conditional-Use Permit (CUP2025-01) for a utility maintenance yard at the 1600 block of Road 200, adopting Resolution 12-25 and imposing conditions including a sight triangle, chain-link security fence, surveyed footprint and annual renewal.

The Lyon County Commission on Aug. 28 approved Evergy's Application CUP2025-01 for a Utility Maintenance Yard at the 1600 block of Road 200 and adopted Resolution 12-25.

Sam Seeley of Lyon County Planning & Zoning presented the application and said the Planning/Appeals Board recommended acceptance by a 6-0 vote. The commission recorded conditions on approval: "a defined sight triangle, installation of a chain link security fence, a survey site footprint and annual renewal." The motion passed Duft/Peck 2-0.

Discussion included comments from resident Warren VanGundy and Evergy representative Aaron Laib; the record shows the applicant and a nearby resident participated in the review. The decision implements the Planning Board's recommended conditions and establishes an annual renewal requirement for the site permit.

The action is recorded as Resolution 12-25. No timelines for construction or additional permits were specified in the meeting record; further site details were not included and will follow any required filings or inspections.