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    You are at:Home»Local News»Riley County Commissioners honor retiring planning board members

    Riley County Commissioners honor retiring planning board members

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    By Peter Rice on February 12, 2024 Local News, Manhattan, Riley County

    Riley County officials recognized two local residents for their service to the county.

    On Monday, Commission vice-chair Greg McKinley presented retiring planning board members Diane Hoobler and Nathan Larson with certificates of appreciation for their years of service.

    Planning Director Amanda Webb spoke about both of their contributions, which combined spanned nearly two decades.

     

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    The pair have been instrumental in shaping land use planning efforts within Riley County, according to a Monday statement.

    The planning board currently features five members appointed by the Riley County Commission and are tasked with preparation and implementation of comprehensive plans and conducting public hearings on zoning matters.

     

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