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Board denies two GW Livestock conditional-use permits citing county Good Neighbor Policy
Summary
Palo Alto County supervisors denied two conditional-use permit applications from GW Livestock for sites in Lost Island Township after Planning & Zoning concluded they did not meet the county Good Neighbor Policy; neighbors raised concerns about site locations and odor.
Aletha King, the county zoning official, told the board that Planning & Zoning recommended denying GW Livestock’s conditional-use permit applications because they did not meet the Palo Alto County Good Neighbor Policy. The board adopted motions to deny the two permits — one for Section 4 and one for Section 24 of Lost Island Township — on Aug. 11; each motion carried with unanimous recorded votes.
Members of the public, including Kandi Terwilleger and Marlys Graettinger, raised objections about the location of the proposed sites. The minutes also record that Grant Westergard, an applicant, said he will plant trees at his site to help mitigate odor. The record shows denial motions were moved and seconded and carried by the full board.
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