Regular Meeting (Zoning Administrator Report)

Event Date: 2024-06-12

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In May 2024, Kasson Township issued a total of five land use permits, contributing to a year-to-date total of 13 permits. The permits issued in May included a variety of projects such as a new single-family residence, additions to existing residences, and accessory buildings. Notable projects included the Wilcox Trust’s accessory building of 2,000 square feet and the Vorwerck’s new single-family dwelling with additional structures totaling 2,258 square feet. Additionally, the Alysforth permit involved a change of use from commercial to residential, encompassing a significant 6,084 square feet of space. The fees collected for these permits amounted to $800.00, indicating active development within the township.

Beyond land use permits, Kasson Township also processed other types of permits and inquiries during May 2024. This included one land division permit and one property line adjustment permit, both of which were part of ongoing inquiries. The land division permit issued to Griffith resulted in the creation of one new parcel. The township also conducted 12 construction inspections, ensuring compliance with zoning regulations. Additionally, the zoning administrator, Timothy A. Cypher, handled 39 phone calls and 24 emails, providing information and assistance to township residents and others.

The zoning administrator’s report also highlighted ongoing efforts to address violations within the township. One investigation into yard junk is currently in the process of cleanup, demonstrating the township’s commitment to maintaining community standards. The report underscores the diverse range of activities and responsibilities managed by the zoning administrator, from issuing permits and conducting inspections to addressing community concerns and providing public information. For further inquiries, residents and others are encouraged to contact the zoning administrator directly.
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