Brown County, MN

General

The committee will discuss winter operating hours and review proposed landfill fees for 2027 to make a recommendation to the County Board. The meeting also includes updates on the landfill and recycling program.

• Proposed 2027 landfill fees
• Landfill winter operating hours
• Gas Collection and Control System project
• DRP and Next Cell projects

Board of Commissioners

Board of Commissioners

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Board of Commissioners

Board of Commissioners

Board of Commissioners

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Board of Commissioners

Board of Commissioners

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Board of Commissioners

The Brown County Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss county claims, budget reports, and infrastructure repairs. The board is reviewing several land use permits and scheduling a hearing regarding a moratorium on data centers.

• Scheduling a public hearing for an Interim Moratorium of Data Centers Ordinance
• City of Springfield Carbon Reduction Project EV Truck Purchase Agreement
• Resolution No. 2026-27: Snowmobile Trail Limited Use Permit #0801-0006
• Springfield Shop Cold Storage Addition for Highway Department Building Repairs
• Planning Commission recommendations for Interim Use Permits APP-I-0032 and APP-I-0033

Planning Commission

The Brown County Planning Commission will hold public hearings for two interim use permits. The body will also review two subdivision plats and discuss a proposed data center moratorium.

• Public hearing for a 340’ tall communication tower (APP-I-0032)
• Public hearing for a gravel mine in the Agricultural Protection Zoning District (APP-I-0033)
• Final Plat of Shellum 2nd Subdivision (APP-P-0184)
• Preliminary Plat of Marks 2nd Subdivision (APP-P-0185)
• Interim Ordinance to Establish a Data Center Moratorium

Planning Commission

Board of Adjustment

The Brown County Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing regarding a variance application for a property in Mulligan Township. The board will discuss a request to reduce the required distance between a feedlot and a road.

• Public hearing for APP-V-0083: request to reduce feedlot-to-road setback from 300 feet to 235 feet for a new barn

Board of Commissioners

The Brown County Board of Commissioners meets on October 6, 2026, to consider routine business including approval of prior meeting minutes and general government claims. New business includes drainage ditch repair, several Highway Department equipment purchases, right-of-way acquisition for the 220th St LRIP project, and a County Road Safety Plan presentation. The board will also discuss a contract with 1981 Strategies LLC and hear committee reports.

• Drainage ditch repair and payment request
• Highway Department conference room Teams equipment
• Tandem plow bi-directional moldboard purchase
• Tandem plow truck pre-order purchase
• Loader purchase

The Board approved the purchase of a 2028 Western Star tandem truck and a Caterpillar 938 loader. Other actions included approving $530,850.45 in general government claims and property acquisition for a road realignment project.

• Approved $530,850.45 in general government claims
• Approved $363,377.98 for a 2028 Western Star 47X Tandem Truck (5-0)
• Approved $239,574 for a Caterpillar 938 loader (5-0)
• Approved property acquisition for SAP 008-592-001 220th St realignment project (5-0)
• Approved $4,676.92 for conference room Microsoft Teams equipment and monitor
• Approved $12,825.00 for a Falls bi-directional plow moldboard
• Approved $960.00 for drainage repair on System CD 13
• Approved contract for 1981 Strategies LLC workplace investigation at $185 per hour

Safety Committee

Board of Commissioners

The Brown County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on September 22, 2026, at 9:00 AM. They will review and approve the agenda and consent agenda, which includes claims payments and incentive funds for a truancy intervention program. New business includes a four-year reappointment of the Assistant Veterans Service Officer, reports on summer camp and human services programs, and a ductless heat pump project at Lake Hanska Park. The board will also receive the August 2026 budget report and discuss committee reports and calendar events.

• Human Services Claims Payments
• Incentive Funds for Truancy Intervention Program
• FT Assistant VSO 4-Year Reappointment
• Lake Hanska Park Shop Ductless Heat Pump
• August 2026 Budget Report

The Board approved the four-year reappointment of Michael Montalto as Full-time Assistant Veterans Services Officer. The Board also authorized a heat pump installation at Lake Hanska Park Shop and approved various Human Services payments.

• Approved 4-year reappointment of Michael Montalto as Full-time Assistant Veterans Services Officer
• Approved $6,796.57 for Nilson Heating and Air Conditioning to install heat pump at Lake Hanska Park Shop
• Approved $55,890.08 in Human Services claims payments
• Accepted and filed annual Human Services Summer Camp Report
• Accepted and filed 2025 Families First Collaborative Annual Report
• Accepted and filed Human Services Parent Support Outreach Program Report
• Accepted and filed Human Services Monthly Update report
• Accepted and filed August 2026 Budget and Supplemental Budget Reports

Board of Commissioners

The Brown County Board of Commissioners will consider the proposed 2027 property tax levy and county budget, including a public hearing on the levy. The board will also review several contracts and agreements, including a cybersecurity agreement, a law enforcement training agreement, and habitat easement acquisition. Consent agenda items include claims payments, opioid settlement grant applications, and a staffing report.

• Proposed Property Tax Levy for 2027 and 2027 County Budget and Levy Public Hearing
• Whole of State Cybersecurity Agreement
• LETAC USA Training Agreement for 2027 — Police Resilience in Minnesota After 2020
• U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Habitat Easement Acquisition
• Resolution No. 2026-25: Project Final - SP 008-610-028 CSAH 10 Streambank Armoring

The Brown County Board of Commissioners approved a 2027 proposed tax levy of $21,552,707, a 9.99% increase over 2026, based on a draft budget of $50,175,019. They also approved multiple contracts, including a $111,203.50 building project, a $124,306.45 elevator modernization, and a $38,500 cybersecurity service agreement. Several final plats and a conservation easement certification were approved, and a hay bid recommendation was denied.

• Approved 2027 proposed tax levy of $21,552,707 (5-0)
• Awarded New Ulm Shop floor project to WEB Construction for $111,203.50 (5-0)
• Approved Courthouse elevator modernization for $124,306.45 (5-0)
• Approved Whole-of-State cybersecurity service agreement at ~$38,500/year
• Approved $9,000 LETAC USA training contract for 2027
• Approved final acceptance of CSAH 10 streambank armoring project (5-0)
• Approved final acceptance of 2025 surface rehabilitation projects (5-0)
• Denied Park Commission hay bid recommendation for Mound Creek County Park

General

The Park Commission will receive updates on the HKGI Lake Hanska Park Plan. The commission will also review bids for the Mound Creek Tree Project, noting that only one bid has been received so far.

• HKGI Lake Hanska Park Plan Update
• Mound Creek Tree Project Bids
• Lost Dog and Fox Hunters Park report
• Mound Creek Park report
• Treml Park and Lake Hanska Park reports

Board of Commissioners

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

The Brown County Planning Commission will consider three subdivision plats, including final plats for Schaefer's 4th Subdivision and Hel Trust Subdivision, and a preliminary plat for Shellum 2nd Subdivision. They will also discuss a data center interim ordinance and receive a zoning report. Recommendations from this meeting will be forwarded to the County Board of Commissioners on September 15, 2026.

• Final Plat of Schaefer's 4th Subdivision (APP-P-0181)
• Final Plat of Hel Trust Subdivision (APP-P-0183)
• Preliminary Plat of Shellum 2nd Subdivision (APP-P-0184)
• Discussion: Data Center Interim Ordinance
• Zoning Report

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will review various departmental purchases and reports. The meeting includes a presentation on the MnDOT District 7 CHIP and a scheduled workshop regarding the 2027 budget.

• Purchase of IT wireless access points
• DDA wage review
• CD 44 drainage ditch repair request
• Highway skidloader sweeper bucket purchase
• 2026 MnDOT District 7 CHIP outreach presentation

The Board approved several expenditures including wireless access points and a sweeper bucket. The Board also voted 4-1 to implement position classification changes following an FLSA audit.

• Approved agenda
• Approved consent agenda items including IT surplus equipment
• Approved $4,671.55 purchase of wireless access points from B&H Photo
• Approved use of National Alliance of Mental Illness (NAMI) services
• Approved 15 county entities for benchmark comparison and 2 for spotlighting
• Approved 14 position changes from non-exempt to exempt and specific classification updates (4-1)
• Approved grade classification recommendations per DDA
• Authorized Kelly Hotovec to serve as designated Authorized Representative

Board of Commissioners

The Brown County Board of Commissioners is meeting to approve routine items and discuss several new business matters, including a purchase of service agreement for Harvest Counseling, a licensing report, an affordable housing appointment, and a mower purchase for Lake Hanska. The board will also consider a resolution to sell tax-forfeited lands.

• Resolution No. 2026-24: Tax-Forfeited Lands Sale
• Lake Hanska Mower Purchase
• Harvest Counseling Purchase of Service Agreement
• Statewide Affordable Housing Aid Commissioner Appointment
• 2026 Tax-Forfeited Properties (consent agenda)

The Brown County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution No. 2026-24, setting sale prices and terms for a public auction of two tax-forfeited properties on October 2, 2026. The board also approved a $16,262 mower purchase for Lake Hanska Park, a counseling services agreement, and several routine reports and appointments.

• Approved Resolution No. 2026-24 for Tax-Forfeited Land Sale 2026.1, setting prices for auction on Oct. 2, 2026 (5-0)
• Approved $16,262 purchase of Exmark Lazer Z mower for Lake Hanska Park; declared 2013 Bad Boy mower excess property
• Approved Harvest Counseling Purchase of Service Agreement for in-home family counseling
• Accepted Human Services Licensing Report of Adult and Child Foster Care and Day Care Providers
• Appointed Commissioners Borchert and Braun to Statewide Affordable Housing Aid RFP Group
• Accepted Human Services Monthly Update report
• Approved consent agenda including $4,473.11 in Human Services claims payments
• Accepted previous meeting proceedings and synopsis

Board of Commissioners

The Brown County Board of Commissioners will hold its regular meeting on August 18, 2026, at 9:00 AM. The agenda includes approval of consent agenda items (claims, proceedings, policy updates), new business with several resolutions (deputy registrar, forgivable loan, FTA drug/alcohol policy), personnel policy committee recommendations, and planning commission recommendations on three plats. A closed session is scheduled for social services claims payments.

• Resolution No. 2026-20: Deputy Registrar Revenue Sharing Fund
• Resolution No. 2026-21: Appointment of Deputy Registrar
• Resolution No. 2026-22: Forgivable Loan Agreement
• Preliminary Plat APP-P-0181, Final Plat APP-P-0182, Preliminary Plat APP-P-0183
• MCIT 2026 Dividend Distribution

The Brown County Board approved several resolutions, including forgiving a $405,228.74 demolition loan for the George's Ballroom property after conditions were met. They also adopted a resolution requesting state revenue sharing for deputy registrar offices, appointed a new deputy registrar, and approved multiple personnel policy changes. All votes were unanimous except one 4-1 vote on increasing life insurance benefits.

• Approved Resolution 2026-20 requesting state revenue sharing for deputy registrar offices (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-21 appointing Katelyn Christensen as Deputy Registrar (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-22 forgiving $405,228.74 demolition loan for George's Ballroom (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-23 adopting FTA Drug and Alcohol Program Policy (5-0)
• Approved vacation accrual ceiling increase from 200 to 240 hours (5-0)
• Tabled proposal to increase county premium contribution to 85% for full-time and 35% for part-time employees (5-0)
• Approved vacation accrual increase to 8.25 hours per pay period for 20+ years of service (5-0)
• Approved Group Life and AD&D benefit increase from $20,000 to $50,000 (4-1, Berg dissenting)

Board of Adjustment

Planning Commission

The Brown County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a preliminary plat for Schaefer's 4th Subdivision and review two other subdivision plats. Recommendations from this meeting will go to the County Board of Commissioners on August 18, 2026.

• Public hearing on preliminary plat of Schaefer's 4th Subdivision (APP-P-0181)
• Final plat of Berkner 5th Subdivision (APP-P-0182)
• Preliminary plat of Hel Trust Subdivision (APP-P-0183)
• Zoning report to be presented

The Brown County Planning & Zoning Commission reviewed and unanimously recommended approval of three plat applications to the County Board. The first, a preliminary plat for Schaefer's 4th Subdivision, was approved with a condition to add an easement for tillable land access. The second, a final plat for Berkner 5th Subdivision, and the third, a preliminary plat for Hel Trust Subdivision, were both approved without conditions. All votes were 3-0.

• Recommended approval of preliminary plat APP-P-0181 (Schaefer's 4th Subdivision) with condition to add easement for tillable land access (3-0)
• Recommended approval of final plat APP-P-0182 (Berkner 5th Subdivision) (3-0)
• Recommended approval of preliminary plat APP-P-0183 (Hel Trust Subdivision) (3-0)

Planning Commission

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on a variance application from Steven Haala to reduce the required setback from 125 feet to 91 feet from the center of a county road in order to construct a 60x120 foot shed addition in the A-1 Agricultural Protection Zoning District. The meeting also includes call to order, approval of minutes from July 14, 2026, and adjournment.

• Variance APP-V-0081: reduce road setback from 125 ft to 91 ft for a 60x120 ft shed addition
• Property: Lot 1, Block 1 Moll’s 4th Subdivision, Home Township, Brown County
• Zoning district: A-1 Agricultural Protection

General

The Solid Waste Advisory Committee will discuss a landfill permit modification that would allow leachate recirculation, currently open for public comment until August 17, 2026. The committee will also receive updates on the approved Design and Response Plan (DRP), spring recycling collection, and agricultural plastic recycling.

• Landfill permit modification for leachate recirculation open for public comment until August 17, 2026
• MPCA approved the DRP on December 31, 2025, for three years
• Spring recycling collection update
• Ag plastic recycling discussion

Board of Commissioners

The Brown County Board of Commissioners will hold its regular meeting on August 4, 2026, at 9:00 AM. The agenda includes routine approvals such as previous meeting minutes, general government claims, and a joint powers recount agreement. Key items include an amended MnDOT lighting agreement for CSAH 11 & TH 14, a brief discussion on the SAP 008-617-010 reconstruction project for CSAH 17, and a highway department update. The board will also appoint a member to the Heart of New Ulm Leadership Committee.

• Amended MnDOT Rural Lighting Agreement — CSAH 11 & TH 14
• SAP 008-617-010 Reconstruction Project on CSAH 17 (3-minute discussion)
• Highway Department Monthly Update Report (10-minute presentation)
• Heart of New Ulm Leadership Committee Appointment (2-minute discussion)
• 2026 Joint Powers Recount Agreements

The board awarded the SAP 008-617-010 CSAH 17 Reconstruction Project contract to M.R. Paving & Excavating for $4,171,873.55, contingent on City of Comfrey approval. The consent agenda, including claims totaling $343,352.15 and several agreements, was approved 4-0-1 with Commissioner Borchert abstaining. Commissioner Borchert was appointed to the Heart of New Ulm Leadership committee, also with his abstention.

• Awarded CSAH 17 reconstruction contract to M.R. Paving & Excavating ($4,171,873.55)
• Approved consent agenda including claims totaling $343,352.15 (4-0-1)
• Approved 2026 Joint Powers Recount Agreements
• Approved amended MnDOT Rural Lighting Agreement for CSAH 11 & TH 14
• Accepted Highway Department Monthly Update
• Appointed Dave Borchert to Heart of New Ulm Leadership committee (4-0-1)

General

The Brown County Park Commission is meeting to receive reports on several county parks and discuss a dam inspection report. The body will also review an update to the Lake Hanska County Park Master Plan.

• Mound Creek Dam Inspection Report signed by County Board on July 7, 2026
• Lake Hanska County Park Master Plan Update
• Reports on Lake Hanska, Lost Dog and Fox Hunters, Mound Creek, and Treml parks

Board of Commissioners

The Brown County Board of Commissioners will review and approve the consent agenda, including prior meeting approvals and general government claims. The board will discuss several operational items such as a badge printer purchase, drainage ditch tree, brush, and weed control spraying and payment request, and equipment replacements for a heat exchanger, a dispatch center heat pump, and a courthouse ADA restroom. Additional topics include planning commission plat recommendations, a Q2 2026 budget report, and a legal services contract with Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP.

• Badge printer purchase
• Drainage ditch tree, brush, and weed control spraying and payment request
• Heat exchanger replacement
• LEC Dispatch Center heat pump replacement
• Q2 2026 budget report

The Board approved several facility maintenance projects, including courthouse restroom updates and HVAC replacements. It also authorized road closures for Hanska's 125th Community Celebration and approved two plat applications. General government and human services claims were processed.

• Approved $20,746.64 for 3rd floor Courthouse restroom ADA compliance updates
• Approved road closures on CSAH 13 & 20 for Hanska’s 125th Community Celebration (August 22, 2026)
• Approved $18,250 for a steam heat exchanger and condensate pump from Gag Sheet Metal, Inc.
• Approved $12,595 for a heat pump for the LEC Dispatch Center from Gag Sheet Metal, Inc.
• Approved $15,970 for a rooftop air handler unit from Nilson Heating & Air Conditioning
• Approved Final Plat APP-P0180 for Pat Mohr (4-0)
• Approved Preliminary Plat APP-P-0182 for Stephanie Braun (4-0)
• Approved $2,450 purchase of an Entrust Sigma ID3 printer from Identisys

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing regarding a variance application for a property in Milford Township. The board will determine if a side property line setback can be reduced to allow for a building addition.

• Public hearing for APP-V-0080: Variance request by Dennis Gustafson to reduce a side property line setback from 10 feet to 8.6 feet for a 10x32 foot shed addition

The Brown County Board of Adjustment approved a variance application by Dennis Gustafson to reduce the required side property line setback from 10 feet to 8.6 feet for a 10x32-foot shed addition in the A-1 Agricultural Protection Zoning District. The motion passed unanimously on a 4-0 vote. The meeting also included approval of the May 12, 2026 minutes.

• Approved variance APP-V-0080 for 1.4-foot side setback reduction (4-0)
• Approved minutes from May 12, 2026 (4-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider two subdivision plat applications: a final plat for Mohr’s 2nd Subdivision (APP‑P‑0180) and a preliminary plat for the Berkner 5th Subdivision (APP‑P‑0182). After discussion, the commission will forward any recommendations to the County Board of Commissioners at their July 21, 2026 meeting. The agenda also includes a zoning report and routine administrative items.

• Final plat review for Mohr’s 2nd Subdivision (APP‑P‑0180)
• Preliminary plat review for Berkner 5th Subdivision (APP‑P‑0182)
• Zoning report
• Recommendations to be sent to County Board of Commissioners on July 21, 2026
• Next Planning Commission meeting scheduled for August 11, 2026

The Brown County Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval of two plat applications to the County Board. The first, APP-P-0180, splits a house site from tillable acres on Mohr's 2nd Subdivision. The second, APP-P-0182, splits outbuildings from a house on Berkner 5th Subdivision. Both motions passed 3-0.

• Approved minutes from June 9, 2026, with one spelling correction (3-0)
• Recommended approval of final plat APP-P-0180 to split house site from tillable acres (3-0)
• Recommended approval of preliminary plat APP-P-0182 to split outbuildings from house (3-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Brown County Board of Commissioners will review and approve claims, staffing reports, and agreements for daycare consultation. The meeting includes updates on public health, highway operations, and a resolution for a Comprehensive Watershed Management Plan.

• Approval of General Government Claims
• 2026-2027 Daycare Consult Agreements
• Resolution No. 2026-19: Comprehensive Watershed Management Plan
• Public Health Q2 Update
• Highway Department Monthly Update Report

The board approved Resolution 2026-19, adopting the Minnesota River Mankato Comprehensive Watershed Management Plan, which replaces the local water management plan for the county area within the plan. The board also approved the consent agenda, including claims totaling $231,695.04 (minus one unapproved claim), and approved two drainage repair requests totaling $125,536.14. All votes were unanimous (4-0).

• Approved Resolution 2026-19 adopting the Minnesota River Mankato Comprehensive Watershed Management Plan (roll-call vote 4-0).
• Approved the consent agenda, including claims totaling $231,695.04, excluding a $477.21 claim to 4Imprint Inc.
• Approved drainage repair requests: CD16 24-003 ($74,910.00) and CD16 26-022 ($50,626.14).
• Received and filed the Public Health Update for Quarter 2 of 2026.
• Accepted and filed the Highway Department Monthly Update for Construction and Maintenance Projects.
• Authorized the Vice Chair to sign the Wellner Hageman Dam Inspection Report.

Board of Commissioners

The Brown County Board of Commissioners will consider a resolution to set the 2027 transit budget and purchase a new bus. They will also discuss a procurement policy for the Heartland/Hermann Express, a BCHS bus driver position, and several housing and human services initiatives. Additional items include infrastructure projects, a performance measures report, and an ordinance updating the comprehensive land use plan.

• Resolution No. 2026-18: 2027 Transit Budget Resolution and Bus Purchase
• Ordinance No. 2026-2: Comprehensive Land Use Plan
• SAP 008-617-010 Reconstruction Project on County State‑Aid Highway 17
• County Ditch 44 Tile Outlet Cleanout
• Private Well Testing Grant

The board approved and adopted Ordinance No. 2026-2, the Brown County Comprehensive Land Use Plan, replacing the 1991 plan. It also approved the 2027 MnDOT transit budget and bus purchase (Resolution 2026-18) and participation in the Performance Measures Program (Resolution 2026-17). A new full-time transit bus driver position was approved, and a Family Based Provider position was added to the preliminary 2027 budget on a 3-2 vote.

• Adopted Ordinance No. 2026-2, the Brown County Comprehensive Land Use Plan.
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-18, the 2027 MnDOT Transit budget and bus purchase (5-0).
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-17, participation in the Performance Measures Program.
• Approved a new full-time transit bus driver position, replacing two part-time postings.
• Approved the inclusion of one FTE Family Based Provider position in the preliminary 2027 budget (3-2).
• Approved the Brown County Statewide Affordable Housing Aid RFP and Agreement.
• Approved the CD 44 tile outlet cleanout project to Precision Farm Drainage for $4,880.00.
• Approved applications for Healthy Housing Grant ($120,000) and Private Well Testing Grant ($28,980).

Safety Committee

Board of Commissioners

The Brown County Board of Commissioners will consider a resolution authorizing a Carbon Reduction Project electric truck purchase agreement with the City of Springfield. They will also review final plats for three subdivisions, approve consent agenda items including an opioid settlement grant recipient, and discuss a park manager position. A closed session will address social services claims payments.

• Resolution No. 2026-16: City of Springfield Carbon Reduction Project EV Truck Purchase Agreement
• Final Plat APP-P-0178
• Final Plat APP-P-0179
• Preliminary Plat APP-P-0180
• Opioid Settlement Grant Recipient

The Brown County Board of Commissioners approved a Carbon Reduction Program agreement with the City of Springfield, accepted several plat applications, and authorized a new Park Manager position. The board also approved a $249,927.51 social services payment in closed session and various claims and reports.

• Approved Carbon Reduction Program Agreement with City of Springfield (4-0)
• Approved Final Plat APP-P-0178 for Vogel's 9th Subdivision Lot 1
• Approved Final Plat APP-P-0179 for Lipetzky Second Subdivision Lot 1
• Approved Preliminary Plat APP-P-0180 for Mohr Subdivision Lot 1
• Approved new Park Manager position and posting
• Approved $660 reimbursement to Park Caretaker Gary Schenk (4-0)
• Authorized $249,927.51 in Social Services claims
• Approved $178,340.20 in general government claims and $93,024.16 in human services claims

Planning Commission

The Brown County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the Draft Vision 2040 Comprehensive Land Use Plan. Additionally, the commission will consider final plats for Vogel’s Ninth Subdivision and Lipetzky Second Subdivision, and a preliminary plat for Mohr Subdivision. Approval of prior minutes and a zoning report are also on the agenda.

• Public hearing: Draft Vision 2040 Brown County Comprehensive Land Use Plan
• APP-P-0178: Final plat of Vogel’s Ninth Subdivision (applicant Scott Vogel)
• APP-P-0179: Final plat of Lipetzky Second Subdivision (applicant Tim Lipetzky)
• APP-P-0180: Preliminary plat of Mohr Subdivision (applicant Pat Mohr)

The Commission recommended the Draft Vision 2040 Brown County Comprehensive Land Use Plan for County Board approval. Additionally, three plat applications for property splits and acreage additions were recommended for approval.

• Recommended approval of Draft Vision 2040 Brown County Comprehensive Land Use Plan (4-0)
• Recommended approval of Final Plat APP-P-0178 for Scott Vogel to add acreage to grain bin site (4-0)
• Recommended approval of Final Plat APP-P-0179 for Timothy Lipetzky to split building site from tillable land (4-0)
• Recommended approval of Preliminary Plat APP-P-0180 for Pat Mohr to split residential site from tillable land (4-0)
• Approved May 12, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)