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Commissioners approve mining and excavation permit for Eagle Hills Ranch
Summary
The board granted a Conditional Use Permit to Adams Construction on behalf of Eagle Hills Ranch, Inc. to allow mining and excavation on a 591.92-acre tract and adopted Resolution 2026-23; the Planning Commission registered no opposition.
At 9:15 a.m. the board held a public hearing on a Conditional Use Permit filed by Adams Construction on behalf of Eagle Hills Ranch, Inc. to allow a mining and excavation operation on a 591.92-acre tract in Section 5, Township 10 North, Range 25 West of the 6th P.M. Zoning Administrator Mark Christiansen stated there was no opposition from the Planning Commission.
The hearing closed at 9:16 a.m. Commissioner Rod Reynolds moved and Commissioner Bill Stewart seconded approval of the Conditional Use Permit and adoption of Resolution 2026-23; the minutes record the motion carried with Aye votes from Reynolds, Stewart, Swanson and Jacobson and no recorded opposition. The record does not list operational conditions, reclamation plans, acreage-specific impact studies or permit timelines.
The minutes identify the applicant and acreage involved; subsequent permitting, inspection and any environmental or traffic mitigation measures would be handled through the county's standard processes and are not described in the minutes.
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