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Commission approves one-year extension for Little Detroit port conditional use permit
Summary
Commissioners approved a one-year extension of the conditional use permit for the port on Little Detroit to allow the applicant more time to secure financing; the extension will go to city council for final approval.
The Detroit Lakes Planning Commission approved a one-year extension for the conditional use permit for the port on Little Detroit to give the applicant additional time to work through financing. Commissioners voted to forward the extension to the city council for final approval.
Larry, a city staff member, explained the applicant was still working on financing and recommended an extension: "It would be a 1 year extension." Commissioners discussed the request briefly and had no objections on the record.
The Chair moved the extension and the motion was seconded; commissioners voted in favor (ayes) and the Chair announced the item will also go to the city council for approval at its upcoming meeting.
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