New Watertown zoning districts pass first test
The City of Watertown could soon have a special zoning category for campuses and student housing. The Watertown Planning Commission…
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Bakken says prosecution coming in gravel pit spat
Codington County State’s Attorney Alison Bakken has responded to a story that appeared Wednesday, June 10 on The Watertown Current’s…
Elmira Township seeks action on trucking violations
Truck traffic to and from a gravel pit just outside of Watertown city limits has riled up more than dust….
County board OKs MoDak Dairy expansion plan
MoDak Dairy, one of the largest farms in Codington County, is poised to get even larger. Luke Muller During a…
House rejects proposal requiring neighboring cities, counties to permit data centers
PIERRE — The state House of Representatives voted 41-21 on Thursday to reject a bill that would have required data centers in…
Two long-timers exiting vital city boards
Two long-serving members of the Watertown Planning Commission and Board of Adjustment participated in their final meeting on Thursday, December…
Council approves Dakota Commons rezoning request amid huge opposition
The Watertown City Council voted to approve a rezoning request by the developers of the Dakota Commons 9th and 10th…
Planning Commission OKs Dakota Commons concept plan
The Watertown Planning Commission on Thursday, Sept. 18, approved a concept plan by Dakota Commons, LLC, for its subdivision southeast…
Council denies rezoning request for Lake Kampeska property
The Watertown City Council on Monday rejected a proposal to rezone a piece of land on the south side of…
Plan Commission OKs rezoning of land near Sandy Shore
A plot of land just west of Sandy Shore State Park across South Lake Drive from Lake Kampeska will be…
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