Ordinance 96-10-02: An Ordinance to the Buffalo County Board of Supervisors recommending disapproval of a request for change in Zoning District Boundaries.
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ORDINANCE NO.: 96-10-0.2
An Ordinance to the Buffalo County Board of Supervisors
recommending disapproval of a request for change in Zoning District
Boundaries.
WHEREAS, a request for land use change from the Agriculture to
Commercial District ha,s been made in the County of Buffalo by
Donald Kowalsky for sale of firearms; and
WHEREAS, procedures described in 59. 97 ( 5) ( e) stats. for hearinc;J
amendments to district boundaries have been followed; and
WHEREAS, a public hearing was held on May 2, 1996 to solicit
testimony for purposes of developing a report and recommendation to
the full county board; and
WHEREAS, the Buffalo County Zoning Committee finds that this use is
incidental to the principal residential use of this parcel; and
WHEREAS, Mr. Kowalsky's limited sales have proceeded without
complaint or against public interest for the past ten years; and
WHEREAS, the Bureau
requires dealers to
continued licensing.
of Alcohol,
comply with
Tobacco, and
local zoning
Firearms (ATF)
standards for
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Buffalo County Zoning
Committee recommends that the Official Zoning Maps remain unchanged
as a result of this request; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Mr. Kowalsky may continue his
incidental commercial use without a change in district boundaries
in compliance with the Buffalo County Zoning Ordinance provided
that his business does not expand beyond the business's existing
structural confines.
Dated this 5th day of September, 1996.
~~ b.t~ Steve Weiss
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Adopted this /$ day of __ o_c_t_o_b_e_r _____ , 1996 by the Buffalo
County Board of Supervisors
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