He said the process would be a lengthy one. More: Faith-based facility faces 'cumbersome' zoning challenges, Rich Ohm tells county commissionīefore the commissioners acted Tuesday, county Zoning Officer Luke Muller, an employee of the First District Association of Governments, updated commissioners on the joint jurisdiction agreement and the procedure for amending its policies, which would require two-thirds votes by both the county and city. The agreement does not allow religious conference facilities. The property is in the area covered by the joint jurisdictional agreement, a land use plan established by Watertown and Codington County to prevent development disagreements. Ohm said the group had an agreement with Matt Kranz to purchase his property along the 20th Avenue South bypass south of Watertown. 25, Rich Ohm of Fallout Shelter Ministries of Watertown sought direction from commissioners on how to bridge regulations that prevent his organization from building a multi-purpose facility.
The Codington County Commission declined Tuesday to begin a process that might have led to the eventual development of religion-based conference and training facilities near Watertown.
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