St. Croix County · Official record

Proceedings on Hearings shall be followed.Proceedings on Hearings shall be followed. Section 5. Reasons to be Stated The reasons for revocation, including the noncompliance with specific conditions from the original conditional use permit or variance decision, must be stated, evidence of noncompliance provided, and any additional facts or reasons for revocation must also be stated. Findings of fact must be made by the Board of Adjustment to justify the revocation of either a conditional use permit or a variance.Page 64 of 66 Rules Governing St. Croix County Board of Adjustment 22 Section 6. Decision for Revocation A revocation hearing shall not affect conditions of the permit or variance until a decision has been made by the Board of Adjustment. The Board of Adjustment can only take action to grant revocation or deny revocation of a conditional use permit or a variance in whole. No conditions of a conditional use permit or a variance may be modified. The Board of Adjustment shall specify in their written decision all items or activities that are required to be ceased, closed, abandoned, or stabilized, and any maintenance that shall be completed. The effect of an affirmative decision Toto revoke a conditional use permit(s) by the Board of Adjustment shall cause all operation(s) to cease and shall include authorization to legal counsel to take legal action to remedy violations or damages, cause the conditions of the conditional use permit to be imposed and/or addressed, and the property owner to bear the cost of such actions. The effect of an affirmative decision to revoke a variance(s) by the Board of Adjustment shall include authorization to take legal action to remedy violations or damages, cause the conditions of the variance to be imposed and/or addressed, and the property owner to bear the cost of such actions. A copy of the written decision shall be provided to the permit holder, property owner or their heirs and assigns, by the same methods as set forth in Article IX, Section 3. Section 7. Appeals Any person aggrieved by an action to revoke a conditional use permit or variance may appeal to the Circuit Court as provided in Article VII. Decisions of the Board of Adjustment. Article

On the official record · Observed August 20, 2026