Regular Meeting (Zoning Administrator Report)

Kasson Township

Event Date: 2024-12-11

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Executive Summary:

Permit Summary
– The document provides a summary of land use permits issued by the Kasson Township Zoning Administrator in November 2024.
– A total of 5 land use permits were issued, covering a range of projects including a roof-mounted solar array, a new single-family dwelling, a replacement deck, a new single-family dwelling with garage and patio, and a 24-solar panel installation on a garage roof.
– The total fees collected for the permits was $425.

Zoning Activity Summary
– In addition to the land use permits, the report details other zoning-related activity, including:
– 5 Zoning Board of Appeals proceedings
– 1 special land use permit
– 2 gravel inquiries
– 2 single-family residence permits
– 1 lot consolidation inquiry
– 1 property line adjustment inquiry
– 5 deck/porch/miscellaneous permits
– 1 stair/landing permit
– 2 solar panel permits
– The report also notes 9 construction inspections and 1 pending violation/investigation related to yard junk.

General Activity
– The Zoning Administrator reports having provided information to township residents and others via 37 phone calls and 32 emails.

Internal document reference #:2606

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