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Board approves conditional‑use permit for 21‑site RV campground near Eleventh Crow Wing Lake in Akeley

January 07, 2025 | Hubbard County, Minnesota


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Board approves conditional‑use permit for 21‑site RV campground near Eleventh Crow Wing Lake in Akeley
Environmental Services staff presented a conditional‑use application by applicants identified as Laurie McGregor and associates to establish a 21‑site RV campground on a non‑riparian lot on Eleventh Crow Wing Lake in or adjacent to the city of Akeley. The parcel is next to the city campground. The application returns to the board because the prior permit, approved about three years earlier, was not activated and therefore was deemed null and void.

The current proposal is largely similar to the prior application, with minor changes: it includes a pole‑barn style open pavilion with a portion enclosed as a shower and restroom building, a small structure to house water supply equipment, and clarified dimensions and conditions for decks or platforms at campsites. Environmental staff said the site will connect to city water and sewer. The planning commission unanimously recommended approval and attached ten conditions and findings of fact for board consideration.

The board discussed prior noncompliance and what staff said appeared to be a misunderstanding by the applicants about activating their previous permit. Commissioners sought confirmation that on‑site bathroom and shower facilities would reduce use of neighboring city facilities; staff confirmed the new plans include those amenities. After discussion the board voted to accept the planning commission’s findings and approve the conditional‑use permit with recommended conditions.

The applicant’s construction already included poured concrete for the pavilion slab, and staff emphasized the need for the applicant to obtain any site-specific permits and operating permits required by code.

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