Meeker County, MN

Soil & Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors

Planning & Zoning

The Meeker County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 8, 2026, at 5:00 PM to consider five conditional use permit applications. These include a telecommunications tower, a vehicle sales facility, and three requests to move earth in shoreland areas. The meeting will also include approval of the August 4, 2026 minutes and general discussion.

• Conditional use permit for 255' telecommunications tower in A-1 Agricultural District, Danielson Township (Stafford/Great Plains Towers)
• Conditional use permit for vehicle and equipment sales facility in A-1 Agricultural District, Litchfield Township (Advanced Rental & Sales)
• Conditional use permit to move >10 cu yd in Shore Impact Zone and >50 cu yd in Shoreland District, R-2, Star Lake (Nagel Landscaping)
• Conditional use permit to move >10 cu yd in Shore Impact Zone and >50 cu yd in Shoreland District, R-1, Lake Manuella (Ellram/Landskapings)
• Conditional use permit to move >10 cu yd in Shore Impact Zone and >50 cu yd in Shoreland District, R-1, Lake Washington (O'Brien/Landskapings)

Board of Adjustments

The Meeker County Board of Adjustments will hold a public hearing to review two variance applications for septic system installations that do not meet standard setback requirements. The board will also approve the previous meeting minutes and conduct general discussion.

• Variance for Brandon Cassens/Mid MN Septic Services at 72599 280th St, Dassel, to install septic system with reduced setbacks to dwelling and lake
• Variance for Jason & Noel Kautz at 74643 200th St, Dassel, to install septic holding tanks with reduced setbacks to lake and road right of way

Soil & Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors

The Meeker County Soil & Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors will hold its regular meeting on August 4, 2026, at 8 a.m. in Litchfield. The agenda covers standard procedural items, reports, and a review of cost-share requests from nine landowners.

• Review of cost-share requests for Andrew & Tony Fischer, Blayne Johnson, Jane Reicht, Preston Sommerfeld, Tom Reynolds, Jay Hedtke, Andrew Hedtke, Andrew Slinden, and Travis Whitcomb

Planning & Zoning

The Meeker County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on August 4, 2026 at 5:00 pm. The commission will approve the July 14, 2026 meeting minutes and consider an interim use permit for aggregate mining, processing and crushing in the A‑1 Agricultural Preservation District on the Southwest Quarter of Section 27, Township 117, Range 32, Cosmos Township. Afterward, the agenda includes other business for general discussion.

• Approve the July 14, 2026 meeting minutes
• Interim use permit application for aggregate mining, processing and crushing in the A‑1 Agricultural Preservation District, Southwest Quarter of Section 27, Township 117, Range 32, Cosmos Township
• Other business: general discussion

Board of Adjustments

The Meeker County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider two variance applications: one from St. Peters Evangelical Lutheran Church for an area variance to create two non-conforming lots in an agricultural district, and another from Stanley Von Bank and Bludorn Builders for an area variance to build a four-season porch closer than the required 100-foot setback from a recreational development lake. The board will also approve the previous meeting's minutes and discuss other business.

• St. Peters Evangelical Lutheran Church, 20314 CSAH 9, Darwin: application for area variance to create two non-conforming lots less than 250 ft deep in A-1 Agriculture Preservation District
• Stanley Von Bank (owner) and Bludorn Builders (applicant), 27266 734th Ave, Dassel: area variance to construct four-season porch within 100-ft setback from OHWL of Recreational Development Lake in R-1 Suburban Residential and Shoreland District
• Approval of June 2, 2026 meeting minutes

Ellsworth Township Board

The Ellsworth Township Board approved the treasurer's report and paid bills including $33,840 for mastic gap repairs on South 670th and $25,701 for culvert work. They also approved sealcoating the township hall parking lot for $1,690 and discussed several road and drainage issues, including a tree overhanging a township road and water level concerns on area lakes.

• Approved $33,840 payment to Bargen Inc. for mastic gap repairs on South 670th, West Side of Lake Erie 180th & 668th
• Approved $25,701 payment to Luedtke for culvert work
• Approved $1,690 seal coating of Township Hall parking lot by B&H Sealcoating LLC
• Vacating 170th Street resolution to be filed with Meeker County Recorders' Office
• Discussed water level issues on Cedar Lake and Lake Erie, and a sinkhole on 654th

Park Board

The Meeker County Park Board will review the May 20 minutes and approve any agenda changes. The board will discuss the West Manuella property and the Stockade site, and consider the proposed 2027 budget. New board member Rochelle (Shelly) Krantz will be introduced, and a seasonal employee update will be given.

• West Manuella Property Discussion
• Stockade Discussion
• 2027 Budget consideration
• Introduction of new board member Rochelle (Shelly) Krantz
• Koronis seasonal employee update

The board approved the minutes from the May 20, 2026 meeting. A motion to adjourn was passed at 9:15 a.m. The 2027 budget and property updates were discussed but no formal actions were taken.

• Approved May 20, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:15 a.m. (motion carried)

Planning & Zoning

The Meeker County Planning Commission held a public hearing and discussed a conditional use permit (CUP #16809) for Bergstrom Pork, Inc. to construct a new 900-animal-unit (3,000-head) swine feedlot with a confinement barn in Manannah Township. The commission reviewed 17 proposed conditions, heard public comments and concerns about odor, water, and road impacts, and voted to approve the permit with conditions, including a requirement for MPCA approval before a building permit is issued.

• CUP #16809: 900 AU swine feedlot, 153' x 185' barn, 8' deep pit, Manannah Township (Parcel 15-0213000)
• Conditions include inspections every 3 years, $250+ inspection fee, odor mitigation, manure application rules, and road repair obligations
• MPCA approval required before building permit; site is a CAFO (>2500 head) so MPCA is permitting authority
• Public comments raised concerns about well water, road damage, and property values
• Motion to approve carried 5-0

Planning & Zoning

The Meeker County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at the Government Center at 5:00 pm on July 14, 2026. After approving the June 9, 2026 meeting minutes, the commission will consider three permit applications: a Class B‑h swine feedlot for Bergstrom Pork, Inc.; an interim use permit for Jingles Farms, LLC to produce cannabis products; and a conditional use permit for Midwest Metal to operate a wood‑truss manufacturing business. The meeting will close with other business items.

• Permit for Bergstrom Pork, Inc. to build a 900‑animal‑unit (3,000 head) Class B‑h swine feedlot at Government Lot Five, Section 18, Township 121, Range 31, Manannah Township
• Interim use permit for Jingles Farms, LLC (Eric Labraaten) to manufacture, process and distribute cannabis products in the C‑1 Commercial District at 16506 MN Hwy 15, Dassel
• Conditional use permit for Midwest Metal (Karl Miller) to establish a wood‑truss manufacturing business in the A‑1 Agricultural Preservation District at the SW¼ of SW¼, Section 5, Township 119, Range 32, Acton Township

Soil & Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors

The Meeker County Soil & Water Conservation District Board will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, receive treasurer and field office reports, and discuss upcoming events. Notable actions include cost-share requests from Mike & Julie Bredeson, Schiefelbein Farms, and Tom Reynolds. The agenda is largely procedural with no major policy decisions.

• Cost-share applications for Mike & Julie Bredeson, Schiefelbein Farms, Tom Reynolds
• Treasurer report and field office report
• Update on Meeker County Fair and Field Day planning
• Review of Outstanding Conservationist nomination
• Meeting/training reports from Area 2 Meeting, Admin Conference, and CAI Short Course

The Meeker County Soil & Water Conservation District Board approved routine financial and administrative items, including a $39,739.25 encumbrance for a water and sediment control basin project and a $1,500 budget for an August field day. They also approved a $1,216 cost-share payment for a windbreak project, closed two CDs, and tabled the Outstanding Conservationist topic until August. All votes were unanimous except one abstention on the basin project.

• Approved Treasurer's Report with $49,496.13 bills payable (unanimous)
• Closed CDs #30998 and #30997 (unanimous)
• Approved ordering plat books and advertising with Farm and Home Publishers (unanimous)
• Approved Steinhaus attending MISAC Meeting (unanimous)
• Approved giving away rain barrel and potted trees at Meeker County Fair (unanimous)
• Approved $1,500 budget for August 12 Field Day (unanimous)
• Approved $1,216 cost-share payment for SA23-07 windbreak project (unanimous)
• Encumbered $39,739.25 for MRSC-FY25-01 water/sediment control basin (unanimous, 1 abstention)

Ellsworth Township Board

The Ellsworth Township Board approved the vacation of 170th Street following a public hearing with no opposition. They also awarded a gravel bid to Meeker Washed Sand & Gravel, approved bills totaling $6,399.22, and discussed several road and culvert repairs. The board set training for conversion to CTAS in September and awaits a quote for seal coating the township hall parking lot.

• Vacation of 170th Street approved after June 18 public hearing; resolution to be filed with Meeker County Recorder
• Gravel bid awarded to Meeker Washed Sand & Gravel (B&S Trucking also bid)
• Bills paid include $854.44 for road signs, $568.78 for plumbing, and $4,150.00 for 2nd quarter payroll
• Sinkhole repair on 21460 654th Ave scheduled; also 195th Street repair at ~$1,000
• Wild parsnip spraying planned on 655th Street; overhanging branches on 654th Ave to be addressed by county

County Extension Committee

The committee will discuss budget updates for 2026 and a proposal for 2027. Members will also receive reports on 4-H, agriculture, and natural resources programming.

• 2026 Budget Update
• 2027 Budget Proposal
• State Fair 4-H Building Renovation
• New Community Development Program brainstorm

The committee approved the meeting agenda and previous minutes from March 10, 2026. Members also reviewed the proposed 2027 budget, which includes adjustments for staff salaries, postage, and mileage reimbursements.

• Approved the June 16, 2026, agenda
• Approved the March 10, 2026, meeting minutes
• Approved the proposed 2027 budget

Planning & Zoning

The Meeker County Planning Commission approved an interim use permit renewal for a second dwelling on a farm at 24926 660th Ave, Darwin, with a 15‑year term and specific conditions. The commission also approved a conditional use permit to construct a 255‑foot telecommunications tower on a 38‑acre parcel at 13140 County Rd 35 W, Cokato, with conditions including height limits, setbacks, FCC/FAA compliance, and financial assurance. Both approvals were adopted by unanimous motions.

• Renewal of Interim Use Permit #16793 for a second dwelling at 24926 660th Ave, Darwin (15‑year term) with six conditions
• Conditional Use Permit #16808 for a 255‑foot cell tower on 38‑acre parcel at 13140 County Rd 35 W, Cokato, estimated cost $125,000
• Motion to approve the interim use permit with conditions passed 6‑0
• Motion to approve the conditional use permit with conditions passed 6‑0
• Public hearings were held for both the interim use and conditional use applications

Planning & Zoning

The Meeker County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider an interim use permit for a second dwelling, a conditional use permit for a 255-foot telecommunications tower, and a proposed 700-animal-unit swine feedlot with two confinement barns. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and general discussion.

• Approve May 12, 2026 meeting minutes
• Geoffrey Canoyer interim use permit for second dwelling for blood relative in A-1 Agricultural Preservation District, Darwin Township
• Jackson & Claire Triplett and Kirk Rasmussen/Great Plains Towers conditional use permit for 255' telecommunications tower in A-1 Agricultural Preservation District, Forest City Township
• Bergstrom Pork, Inc application for swine Class B-h feedlot with 700 animal units (6,000 nursery pigs, 2,000 finishing pigs), two 185'x101'10" confinement barns with 8' deep concrete pit, in Manannah Township

Dassel Township Board

The Dassel Township Board approved several road maintenance proposals and payments for gravel and publishing. The board also reviewed a bill for completed dust guarding work.

• Payment of $20,181.25 to McCarthy Gravel
• Betram proposals for mill patching on 258 for $21,775.00 (3") or $29,975.00 (4")
• Betram proposal for spray patching on 229th, 273rd, 734, and 700th for $23,400.00
• Crow River Construction bill for dust guarding in the amount of $44,697.51
• Payment of $276.75 to Herald Journal

Soil & Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors

The Meeker County Soil & Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors will meet on June 2, 2026. The agenda includes approval of minutes, treasurer and field office reports, and discussion of a local partners agreement and an NFCR FY26 WBIF subcontract. Several training session requests are also listed for consideration.

• Approval of agenda and minutes
• Treasurer and field office reports
• Farm Bill report and meeting/training reports
• Local Partners Agreement
• NFCR FY26 WBIF subcontract and cost share

The Meeker County Soil & Water Conservation District Board approved the meeting agenda and the May 5 minutes. It accepted the Treasurer's Report showing $29,884.88 in bills payable and closed out CD #29693. The board also approved the State of Minnesota Wells Contract, a 2026 County Fair booth, a local partners agreement with Pheasants Forever, and the FY26 watershed grant subcontract policy.

• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved May 5 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Treasurer's Report with $29,884.88 bills payable (unanimous)
• Closed out CD #29693 (unanimous)
• Approved Steinhaus signing State of Minnesota Wells Contract (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Meeker County Fair booth (unanimous)
• Approved Local Partners Agreement with Pheasants Forever, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved NFCR FY26 Watershed Based Implementation Funding Grant Subcontract Policy (unanimous)

Board of Adjustments

The Meeker County Board of Adjustment held public hearings to consider variance requests for a cabin and two sheds. The Board approved all three applications, including specific conditions for one property to prevent the construction of a new structure.

• Approved 113-foot and 57-foot variances for a cabin at 74643 200th St, Dassel
• Approved 11-foot and 50-foot road setbacks and 31.9% impervious coverage for a garage at 22173 CSAH 14, Darwin
• Approved 27-foot area variance for a 64' x 120' shed at 54938 399th St, Paynesville
• Updated inclement weather policy to move on-site meetings to the Government Center at 5:00pm

Board of Adjustments

The Meeker County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to consider three area variance applications for setbacks on road, shoreland, and impervious coverage. The board will also approve prior meeting minutes and discuss on-site meeting protocols for inclement weather.

• Jason Kautz: area variance to place existing cabin within 100' road setback and 150' OHWL setback of Natural Environmental Lake in A-1 Agricultural Preservation/Shoreland District (74643 200th St, Dassel)
• Gerald Shamla Jr: area variance to construct garage within 68' township road, 100' CSAH 14 setbacks, and 25% impervious coverage limit in R-1 Suburban Residential/Shoreland District (22173 CSAH 14, Darwin)
• Chris & Deb Nistler: area variance to construct shed within 100' road setback in A-1 Agricultural Preservation District (54938 399th St, Paynesville)
• Approve May 5, 2026 meeting minutes
• Discuss on-site meetings with inclement weather

Ellsworth Township Board

The board approved bills including election billing, assessor fees, and snow removal, and accepted a $450 tree removal quote. They awarded crack and mastic gap repair contracts for two road sections totaling $67,947. A public hearing will be held June 18 on vacating 170th Street, with an ad to be placed in the Litchfield Rail.

• Approved crack repair on southern portion of 670th ($14,685) and mastic gap repair ($17,640)
• Approved crack repair on 180th & 668th West of Lake Erie ($19,422) and mastic gap repair ($16,200)
• Accepted $450 quote to cut and remove a large tree on west side of 685th
• Placed ad for June 18 hearing on vacating 170th Street, with petition signatures from 8 voting residents
• Discussed gravel bid, culvert on 215th Street, and seal coating of Township Hall parking lot

Darwin City Council

The Darwin City Council meets to discuss property matters, public works, and financial reports. Action items include approving a water tower inspection contract, renewing the West Central Sanitation contract, and a city-wide clean-up expense of $797.00. The council will also consider the Nagel Property and hear from the city accountant.

• Nagel Property discussion
• City-Wide Clean-Up - $797.00
• Approval of water tower inspection contract
• West Central Sanitation contract renewal
• Quast Fence discussion

The Darwin City Council granted the petition to vacate a portion of a street and the entire alley in Block 7, reserving a permanent utility easement. The council also approved a $4,000 contract for a water‑tower inspection, a $1.25 salary raise for employee Russ, and the Quast fence plan. Additional motions approved payment of all city bills, the agenda, and the meeting minutes, and the meeting was adjourned.

• Approved vacation of portion of street and entire alley in Block 7 (unanimous)
• Approved $4,000 KLM contract for water‑tower inspection (unanimous)
• Approved $1.25 raise for employee Russ (unanimous)
• Approved Quast fence plans (unanimous)
• Approved payment of all city bills (unanimous)
• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Collinwood Township Board

The Collinwood Township Board approved the April meeting minutes and a $130,179.65 payment of bills. The Board discussed the cost and precedent of installing a street light at 746th St and CSAH 6 and decided to solicit bids for patching and overlaying 190th St.

• Board approved payment of $130,179.65 in bills
• Residents requested a street light at 746th St and CSAH 6
• Board to solicit bids for patching and overlaying 190th St
• Board discussed mileage reimbursement rate changes
• Board to follow up with Great River Energy regarding pole replacement

Darwin City Council

The Darwin City Council met on April 14, 2026 and approved several items, including a three‑year certificate of deposit, the Dassel Fire Contract, and a hearing on the Nagel Property vacation petition. The council also addressed road maintenance on CSAH 14 north of HWY 12, scheduled a city‑wide clean‑up for May 9, and approved payment of all outstanding bills.

• Approved certificate of deposit for a three‑year term
• Approved the Dassel Fire Contract
• Approved hearing on Nagel Property vacation petition for May 19, 2026
• Planned CSAH 14 roadwork north of HWY 12 for summer 2026
• Scheduled city‑wide clean‑up for May 9, 2026

The Darwin City Council approved the agenda and minutes, a three‑year certificate of deposit, the Dassel Fire Contract, and a hearing on the Nagel Property vacation petition. They also approved payment of all bills, agreed to call McCarthy for road shoulder work, and set a city‑wide clean‑up for May 9, 2026.

• Approved agenda (all in favor)
• Approved minutes (all in favor)
• Approved certificate of deposit for three‑year term (all in favor)
• Approved Dassel Fire Contract (all in favor)
• Approved scheduling of hearing on Nagel Property vacation petition for May 19, 2026 (all in favor)
• Approved payment of all bills (all in favor)
• Agreed to call McCarthy for road shoulder dirt and rock (all in favor)
• Set City‑Wide Clean‑Up date for May 9, 2026 (all in favor)

Planning & Zoning

The Meeker County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider several permits. Items include renewal of an aggregate mining interim use permit, a second dwelling for a blood relative, earth moving in the shoreland district, and a notice for expansion of a feedlot from 1910 to 2900 animal units. The commission will also approve previous minutes and discuss other business.

• Renewal of Interim Use Permit for aggregate mining, crushing and processing (Mark Ailie Rev Trust, Dassel Township)
• Interim Use Permit for a second dwelling for a blood relative in A-1 district (Sheila Pollman and James Rolf, Action Township)
• Conditional Use Permit to move more than 10 cubic yards in Shore Impact Zone and 50 cubic yards in Shoreland District (Gopher Campfire Club, Collinwood Township)
• Notice of feedlot expansion from Class C (1910 AU) to Class D (2900 AU) (Schiefelbein Agnus Farms, Kingston Township)
• Approval of March 31, 2026, meeting minutes

Planning & Zoning

The Meeker County Planning Commission reviewed several land-use applications, including a feedlot expansion and a shoreland grading project. The board approved permits for aggregate mining and a temporary second dwelling for a relative.

• Approved Interim Use Permit renewal for aggregate mining at 24997 738th Ave, Dassel Township
• Approved Interim Use Permit for a second dwelling for a blood relative at 16565 Falcon Ave, Acton Township
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for Gopher Campfire Club to move up to 3,500 cubic yards of material at Lake Byron
• Discussed application for Schiefelbein Agnus Farms to expand feedlot capacity from 1,910 to 2,900 animal units in Kingston Township

Dassel Township Board

The Dassel Township Board approved several payments, including $18,460.50 to the Meeker County Assessor. The board discussed road maintenance options for 273rd and 743 Ave and noted a new fire truck payment schedule starting in 2028.

• Approved total bills of $24,302.71
• Payment of $5,000.00 to the City of Dassel
• Dust guarding for 250th, 692nd, 743rd, and 730th
• Road maintenance estimates pending from Bertrum Asphalt for 273rd and 743 Ave
• Payment of $330.00 for 300 ft of dust guarding

Soil & Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors

The Meeker County Soil & Water Conservation District Board will hold its regular meeting on May 5, 2026. Supervisors will review standard agenda items including reports, minutes, and a cost‑share discussion involving several participants. The meeting will also set the date for the next board session on June 2, 2026.

• Cost Share discussion (participants: Jeff Johnson; Andrew & Tony Fisher; James Prieve; Rick Rossow; Angelica Hopp; Michael Kaping / Jeff Houston)
• Local Work Group Meeting scheduled for April 27, 2026
• Next Board meeting scheduled for June 2, 2026
• Treasurer Report
• Farm Bill Report

The board unanimously approved the meeting agenda, the April 7 minutes, and the Treasurer's Report. They also approved the 2027 budget and county allocation request. Two contracts for conservation projects were approved, covering up to $62,500 and $31,540 respectively.

• Approved agenda with 2027 Budget addition (unanimous)
• Approved April 7 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Treasurer's Report, $105,787.88 bills payable (unanimous)
• Approved 2027 Budget and County Allocation Request (unanimous)
• Approved contract NF-FY22-49 for Critical Planting and Shoreline Protection up to $62,500 (unanimous)
• Approved contract NF-FY26-03 for Water and Sediment Control Basin up to $31,540 (unanimous)

Board of Adjustments

The Meeker County Board of Adjustment is meeting on May 5, 2026, to review and approve the minutes from the March 31, 2026, meeting. The March 31 meeting included a public hearing and approval of an area variance for a sunroom replacement on Lake Washington. No new items are listed for this meeting.

• Approval of March 31, 2026, meeting minutes (3-0 vote)
• Public hearing for Michael & Luann Schiller variance application at 67870 217th St, Darwin
• Approved 37.5-foot area variance from 75-foot setback to OHWL of Lake Washington for sunroom remodel
• Allowed impervious coverage of 27.3% (682 sq ft over 25% limit) in R-1 Shoreland District
• Property owner agreed to change driveway to pea rock to reduce impervious coverage

Board of Adjustments

The Meeker County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing to review a variance application for a property in Darwin. The board will also approve minutes from the March 31, 2026 meeting.

• Variance application for Michael & Luann Schiller at 67870 217th St, Darwin, MN
• Request to replace a sunroom in variance to the 75' setback to the OHWL
• Request for variance to the maximum 25% impervious coverage in the R-1 Suburban Residential District

Collinwood Township Board

The Collinwood Township Board approved the payment of $15,972.70 in bills and set officer compensation for 2026. The board also decided to have WSB provide an estimate to patch and overlay half of 190th Street and designated Dassel Cokato Enterprise Dispatch as the official newspaper.

• Approve bills totaling $15,972.70
• Set officer compensation: Clerk $3,050, Treasurer $2,650, Chair $1,950, Supervisor $1,650
• WSB to estimate patch and overlay of 190th St
• Designate Dassel Cokato Enterprise Dispatch as official newspaper
• Pay election judges $17.50/hour plus meals

Ellsworth Township Board

The Ellsworth Township Board approved paying $30,375 for the Litchfield Fire & Rescue contract and authorized the town to pay one-third of a $60,000 road repair project on 660th Street with Darwin. The board also discussed the status of 170th Street and set a date for a road inspection.

• Litchfield Fire & Rescue contract: $30,375
• 660th Street repair: Ellsworth pays 1/3 (~$20,000)
• Approve March 19, 2026, meeting minutes
• Seal coat town hall parking lot
• Road inspection set for May 8 at 9 AM

Planning & Zoning

The Meeker County Planning Commission will approve the February 10, 2026 meeting minutes and hold a public hearing on several permit applications. The agenda includes a Conditional Use permit for Allied Dairy LLP‑Alpha Foods to expand a Class D feedlot from 2,100 to 2,959.6 animal units at the site in Section 30, Township 120, Range 30, Forest City Township. Additional items are a Conditional Use permit to move material in a Shore Impact Zone and Shoreland District, an Interim Use permit for a temporary second dwelling in an Agricultural Preservation District, and other general business.

• Approve February 10, 2026 meeting minutes
• Conditional Use permit: Allied Dairy LLP‑Alpha Foods feedlot expansion to 2,959.6 animal units at East 532.9 ft of N½ of SE¼, Sec 30, Twp 120, Rge 30, Forest City Twp
• Conditional Use permit: move >10 cubic yards in Shore Impact Zone and >50 cubic yards in Shoreland District at Lot Eleven, Jepson’s Subdivision, Lake Washington, Darwin Twp
• Interim Use permit: temporary second dwelling for a blood relative in A‑1 Agricultural Preservation District at North Half of NE Quarter, Sec 30, Twp 120, Rge 32, Swede Grove Twp
• Other business – general discussion