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Planning board approves variance for Endicott Ave parcels on Millstone Lake
Summary
The Silver Creek Township Planning & Zoning approved a variance for two Endicott Ave NW parcels after the applicant said the division would exceed prime soils limits and fall short of required lake frontage; the motion carried 7-0.
On Sept. 3, 2024, the Silver Creek Township Planning and Zoning board approved a variance affecting parcels at 9571 and 9611 Endicott Ave NW near Millstone Lake after the applicant and seller explained the proposed land division.
The application "Requests a variance as regulated in Section 155.026 and 155.048(B) of Chapter 155, Title XV, Land Usage & Zoning of the Wright County Code of Ordinances" and states that altering PID 216-000-171201 would produce 5.7 acres of prime soils (the county maximum is 2.5 acres) and 285 feet of lake frontage (300 feet required). Kelsea McCormack, identified in the record as the buyer, and Rod Hebrink, listed as the seller, appeared before the board to explain the request. The board approved the variance on a motion by Mike Helman, seconded by Brandon Geyen; the minutes record the vote as carried 7-0.
The variance relates to shoreland and prime soils standards under the cited sections of the Wright County code; the transcript does not record additional conditions or a staff report in the minutes. The board's recorded action was an approval by recorded motion and vote; further administrative steps, if any, are not specified in the meeting minutes.
