Council reviews demolition permit process after 406 Division Street work
February 01, 2026 | Jefferson, Union County, South Dakota
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Following recent demolition work on 406 Division Street, the finance officer explained the city’s demolition-permit process and the role of the building inspector. The minutes state Building Inspector Gary Roan inspects structures slated for demolition, advises contractors (for example, not to work on windy days), and checks for asbestos removal needs. For 406 Division the inspector reported no major asbestos removal was required.
The FO described how building-permit applications are routed to the inspector for approval and, after approval, the FO prepares the actual permit for the property owner. The council discussed dust and neighborhood impacts and the permitting steps that precede demolition work.
The FO described how building-permit applications are routed to the inspector for approval and, after approval, the FO prepares the actual permit for the property owner. The council discussed dust and neighborhood impacts and the permitting steps that precede demolition work.
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