Board approves storage-unit permit in flood plain with condition that no occupancy occur
July 25, 2026 | Beaver Crossing, Seward County, Nebraska
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The Beaver Crossing Village Board voted 5–0 to approve Building Permit 25-11, allowing Detweiler to erect a storage unit at 598 406th.
Planning Commission staff presented the application and noted the site is in the flood plain; trustees and the commission emphasized the permit is for non-residential storage and that no one will live in the building. Trustee Kaely Eberspacher moved approval; Trustee Ray Foreman seconded and the motion passed by roll call vote, 5–0.
The board did not attach additional conditions in the minutes beyond the non-occupancy note, and the Planning Commission said it would continue to review zoning and subdivision regulations in coming meetings.
Planning Commission staff presented the application and noted the site is in the flood plain; trustees and the commission emphasized the permit is for non-residential storage and that no one will live in the building. Trustee Kaely Eberspacher moved approval; Trustee Ray Foreman seconded and the motion passed by roll call vote, 5–0.
The board did not attach additional conditions in the minutes beyond the non-occupancy note, and the Planning Commission said it would continue to review zoning and subdivision regulations in coming meetings.
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