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Gordon County approves conditional use permit for up to eight poultry houses in Ranger
Summary
The board approved CUP‑26‑3 to allow up to eight poultry houses at parcels 104‑063 and 104‑062 in Ranger after staff and the Planning Commission recommended approval with site‑distance conditions; the vote was 5‑0. The applicant was represented by Tyler Knauss of Brumlow, Corwin & Delashmit.
The Gordon County Board of Commissioners voted 5‑0 on July 21 to approve Application CUP‑26‑3, a conditional use permit allowing up to eight poultry houses at 0 Oakman Road / 0 Taylortown Road in Ranger (Gordon County Tax Parcels 104‑063 and 104‑062). Chair M.L. "Bud" Owens called the item and Commissioner Kurt Sutherland moved to approve; Vice‑Chair Kevin Cunningham seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
Tyler Knauss, representing the applicant firm Brumlow, Corwin & Delashmit, addressed the commission to explain the intent of the proposal. Planning staff recommended approval with conditions tied to site distance, and the Planning Commission had previously approved the application 4‑0. Zoning Administrator Tony Ross clarified that the stated conditions relate to site‑distance considerations identified during the Planning Commission review. No public speakers registered opposition at the hearing. The permit is approved subject to the listed conditions and will be implemented under the county's customary permitting and inspection processes.
