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Lawrence Co. ordinance regarding conditional use permits will not head to a public vote

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DEADWOOD ― Brenda McGruder, Lawrence County auditor, has chosen to follow the recommendations of the county commissioners and Bruce Outka, deputy state’s attorney, and will not be placing ordinance 2024-05 on a ballot for a special election.

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Lawrence Co. ordinance regarding conditional use permits will not head to a public vote

DEADWOOD ― Brenda McGruder, Lawrence County auditor, has chosen to follow the recommendations of the county commissioners and Bruce Outka, deputy state’s attorney, and will not be placing ordinance 2024-05 on a ballot for a special election.

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Black Hills Pioneer broke the news in 2 months ago on Tuesday, January 7, 2025.

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