Committee recommends rezoning to allow one manufactured home on Del Prairie lot
Summary
A rezoning request to change a Del Prairie parcel to R‑3 versatile residential — which would allow placement of a single manufactured home (16x80 on the applicant's plan) but not a manufactured‑home park because of lot size — was recommended for approval by the committee and will go to the county board.
Planner Dusty introduced a rezoning application filed in the Town of Del Prairie under the name Charity King. Dusty explained the R‑3 district would permit manufactured homes among other uses, but the parcel does not meet minimum size requirements for a manufactured‑home park and thus would be limited to one home. The town did not object and recommended the condition that only one mobile home be placed on the property; planner said that limitation is automatic given lot size and ordinance language.
When asked to speak, the applicant's husband identified himself: "That's my wife. I'm Jacob King. He uses Charity King," he said, and described plans to place a new 16 by 80 unit on the lot. With no public opposition, the committee moved to approve and the planner said the recommendation must go before the full county board on Aug. 18 at 6 p.m.
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