Planning commission approves conditional-use permit for local contractor
Summary
The Paragonah Town Planning Commission approved a conditional-use permit for local contractor JD Rounding on Aug. 18, 2026. The applicant said the permit was required for insurance and that the business would not increase customer traffic; the commission voted unanimously in favor.
The Paragonah Town Planning Commission voted on Aug. 18 to approve a conditional-use permit application for JD Rounding, an independent contractor who said he needs local licensing to satisfy insurance requirements. The commission's chair called for the vote after confirming parking and other local requirements; all commissioners present voted in favor.
JD Rounding told the commission, "Basically, I need it for insurance purposes, but I, I just work for my son," and described his work as consulting, running errands and occasional sewing performed by his wife. Commissioners clarified permitted activities and noted that the permit and a local business license require off-street parking for any customers and a total fee of $40 (a $15 business-license fee and a $25 conditional-use fee). The clerk said the applicant must obtain a licensed copy attested by Jane McClure and the mayor before it is official.
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