Clay County commissioners approve trail sponsorship, appointments, grants and contracts; housing and composting updates reviewed At its April 7 meeting the Clay County Board approved a DNR sponsorship resolution for snowmobile clubs, appointed Jeff Winter to the planning commission, proclaimed April Child Abuse Prevention Month, authorized an MPCA composting grant application, and approved multiple road contracts and bids. The board also heard a housing support update and advanced staffing actions in the sheriff’s office.

The Clay County Board made significant strides in community support, from snowmobile trail sponsorship to housing assistance updates and a potential composting facility—what’s next for this proactive county?

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County authorizes RFPs for 2026 homeless‑prevention and statewide affordable‑housing aid Clay County Social Services received board approval to issue two RFPs: $303,877 in local homeless‑prevention aid and $81,550 in statewide affordable‑housing aid for 2026; staff described eligibility, scoring and safeguards against fraud.

Clay County is stepping up its commitment to housing support with new funding initiatives aimed at preventing homelessness and promoting affordable housing for 2026.

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Clay County commissioners approve two PUD rezonings amid drainage and density concerns After extended public comment and debate over drainage, traffic and affordable housing options, the Board of County Commissioners approved a small-scale comprehensive-plan amendment and companion rezoning (PUD) for a 16.34-acre parcel near CR 218/State Road 21 (59-lot subdivision) and a separate PUD commercial amendment in Lake Asbury. Votes split

Clay County commissioners have made a controversial decision to approve two significant land-use changes, igniting debates over drainage, traffic, and housing density in the community.

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Lehi Council approves 5-foot setback variance for local property development Lehi Council grants a 5-foot setback variance to facilitate a homeowner's building plan.

A unanimous decision by the Clay County Board of Adjustment is paving the way for new housing opportunities by granting a 5-foot setback variance, addressing community needs and challenges head-on.

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Clay County Board opens public hearing on comprehensive Land Development Ordinance revisions Public hearing opens to discuss Clay County Land Development Ordinance and proposed zoning changes.

Clay County is considering major changes to housing regulations that could reshape the community's development landscape—are you ready for what's next?

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