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Lisa Wiegand

History of Zoning in Gage County

December 15, 1999-Temporary Zoning Adopted
June 11, 2001-Comprehensive Plan approved & zoning regulations adopted
December 2002-Lot size decreased to a three (3) acre minimum

Planning and Zoning

This zoning regulation is consistent with the county Comprehensive Development Plan and is designed for the purpose of promoting the health, safety, morals, convenience, order, prosperity and welfare of the present and future inhabitants of the county, including, a month others, such specific purposes as:

  • Developing both urban and non-urban areas;
  • Lessening congestion in the streets or roads;
  • Reducing the waste of excessive amounts of roads;
  • Securing safety from fire and other dangers;
  • Lessening or avoiding the hazards to persons and damage to property resulting from the accumulation of run-off of storm or flood waters;
  • Providing adequate light and air;
  • Preventing excessive concentration of population and excessive and wasteful scattering of population settlement;
  • Promoting such distribution of population such as classification of land uses, and such distribution of land development as will assure adequate provisions for transportation, water flowage, water supply, drainage, sanitation, recreation, soil fertility, food supply, and other public requirements.
  • Protecting the tax base;
  • Protecting property against blight and depreciation;
  • Securing economy in governmental expenditures;
  • Fostering the state’s agriculture, recreation, and other industries;
  • Encouraging the most appropriate use of land in the county;
  • Preserving, protecting and enhancing historic building, places, and districts

Office Hours

8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Monday – Friday
Open through the lunch hour
Closed Weekends and Holidays

Mailing Address

612 Grant St.
PO Box 661
Beatrice, NE 68310

Opportunity to Serve

Opportunity to Serve on the County Planning Commission and/or Variance Board. Position is a Board Member volunteer appointed to a three-year term.

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