New wind ordinance for Yankton County moves forward
KYNT News|Aug 21, 2024
County Commissioner, Dan Klimisch, talks about the most contentious part they had to consider. In his comments Klimisch states that the setback distance was the most concerning for everyone. The county set the distance at 1 mile. While most asked that this distance be between 2 to 5 miles, Klimisch indicated the larger setback distance would likely fail to pass.
County Commissioner, Dan Klimisch, talks about the most contentious part they had to consider. In his comments Klimisch states that the setback distance was the most concerning for everyone. The county set the distance at 1 mile. While most asked that this distance be between 2 to 5 miles, Klimisch indicated the larger setback distance would likely fail to pass.
Tuesday night, the Yankton County Commission met in front of another large crowd that spilled out into the hallway.
The major issue that had most people’s attention was the conclusion of the 1st reading of the proposed changes to the Wind Ordinance.
County Commissioner, Dan Klimisch, talks about the most contentious part they had to consider. In his comments Klimisch states that the setback distance was the most concerning for everyone. The county set the distance at 1 mile. While most asked that this distance be between 2 to 5 miles, Klimisch indicated the larger setback distance would likely fail to pass.
The 2nd reading and voting on this ordinance will be at the September 3rd meeting at the County Government Center.