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Supervisors receive zoning commission report and approve Wingert and Clark minor subdivision
Summary
The board received the zoning commission's final report recommending approval of the Wingert and Clark Addition (a five-acre minor subdivision about three miles east of Sioux City) and then approved the subdivision by unanimous vote.
The Woodbury County Board of Supervisors received and accepted the final report from the county zoning commission recommending approval of the Wingert and Clark Addition, a minor subdivision located about three miles east of Sioux City in the Agricultural Preservation Zoning District. Dan Priestley, the county planning and zoning representative, described the proposal as a routine split of five acres that could enable a future building permit for a house, noting minor right-of-way questions raised previously at the zoning commission meeting.
"This property is 3 miles east of Sioux City," Dan Priestley said when summarizing the location and context for the board. Supervisors moved to receive the zoning commission report and later approved the final plat for the Wingert and Clark Addition by unanimous vote (motions by board members; final approval recorded as 5-0). Priestley advised potential applicants to coordinate on driveway and related permits with county staff as development proceeds.
The board recorded the appointment and approval actions as routine land-use oversight; no amendments or conditions were noted in the meeting minutes during this agenda item.
