Grant County planning board recommends updated floodplain ordinance; commissioners verified to have passed it
March 20, 2024 | Grant County, North Dakota
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The Grant County Planning & Zoning Board recommended adoption of an updated Floodplain Ordinance and related definitions after a public hearing March 20, 2024. The board recessed for the hearing and, on resuming at 11:52 a.m., voted unanimously to send the recommendation to the County Commissioners.
Matt Hager, a Planning & Zoning board member, moved that the board recommend approval of the updated Floodplain Ordinance and definitions; Robert Larson seconded the motion and members voted in favor. AlRoy Hochhalter joined the meeting before the recommendation was delivered to the commissioners.
The board reported that Commissioner action followed the recommendation: "Matt Hager P & Z verified the Commission passed the updated Floodplain Ordinance and definitions," the record shows. The transcript does not include the text of the ordinance changes or specific definitions altered at the hearing.
The board scheduled its next regular meeting for April 11, 2024. No additional procedural actions on the ordinance were recorded in the Planning & Zoning minutes for this meeting.
Matt Hager, a Planning & Zoning board member, moved that the board recommend approval of the updated Floodplain Ordinance and definitions; Robert Larson seconded the motion and members voted in favor. AlRoy Hochhalter joined the meeting before the recommendation was delivered to the commissioners.
The board reported that Commissioner action followed the recommendation: "Matt Hager P & Z verified the Commission passed the updated Floodplain Ordinance and definitions," the record shows. The transcript does not include the text of the ordinance changes or specific definitions altered at the hearing.
The board scheduled its next regular meeting for April 11, 2024. No additional procedural actions on the ordinance were recorded in the Planning & Zoning minutes for this meeting.
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