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Board approves three rezoning ordinances, including farmland-preservation overlay
Summary
The board adopted Ordinances 20–22: a farmland-preservation overlay rezoning (owner not claiming tax credit), a B1 rezoning for a prospective automotive-accessories business, and a change to permit single-wide manufactured homes. All three passed, recorded as unanimous votes.
The board approved three rezoning ordinances after brief staff explanations and limited discussion.
Ordinance 20: A parcel in the town of Preston was rezoned with a farmland-preservation overlay; the zoning administrator said the owner "does not claim the tax credit." The board recorded a yes vote totaling 17.
Ordinance 21: A parcel in Del Prairie was rezoned from single-family to B1 rural business. Staff said the buyer intends to use the property for an automotive-accessories sales business; supervisors asked about the neighborhood mix of residences and businesses. The ordinance passed on a 17–0 vote.
Ordinance 22: A parcel in Del Prairie moved from R1 single-family to R3 versatile residential to allow single-wide manufactured homes as a permitted use; the board approved the change 17–0.
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