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Davison County Planning Commission forwards multiple plats and two variance requests to county bodies
Summary
At its Aug. 4 meeting the Davison County Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of seven plats and two variances, forwarding them to the County Commissioners or Board of Adjustment; no public objections were recorded and the meeting adjourned at 7:32 p.m.
The Davison County Planning Commission met Aug. 4, 2026, and recommended approval of seven separate plats and two variance requests, forwarding each to the County Commissioners or Board of Adjustment for final action. Vice Chairperson Steve Thiesse confirmed a quorum, and the commission approved the agenda at 7:00 p.m.
Deputy Director of Planning & Zoning Karen Wegleitner (the minutes also refer to her as Deputy Administrator) presented each application. The commission moved, by unanimous recorded vote among members present, to recommend approval of the following agenda items: a variance and plat for Jarod and Angela Klock (Klock Creekside Addition); a variance and plat for Ryan and Amy Storm (Ryan's Addition); a plat for Carolyn Moe located within the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ); a plat for Kenny and Cheryl Schuman to resolve a driveway/easement issue; and a plat for Enclose Manufacturing Inc. to correct an encroachment in the ETJ. Each recommendation was made by motion and approved by roll call; absent members were recorded consistently (Haines, Nebelsick, Blaalid).
Key numeric details recorded in the minutes include the Klock variance request that would create a lot of +/-11.087 acres from +/-13.913 acres where the Agricultural District minimum lot size is 25 acres, and the Storm variance splitting +/-17.847 acres to create a +/-7.153-acre lot where 25 acres is required. Where setbacks were cited, the minutes list requested reductions (for example, a shed side-yard of +/-15' where 50' is required in the Agricultural District) and the commission recorded those variance requests in its recommendation to the Board of Adjustment.
No public objections or additional comments were recorded in the minutes. The commission set its next meeting for Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. and adjourned at 7:32 p.m.
