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CITY OF DELAFIELD PLAN COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES Call to Order Mayor McAleer called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M. Pledge of Allegiance The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Roll Call Present Absent Mayor Ed McAleer Larry Chapman Kent Attwell Chris Smith Dirilee Curtis Costa Michele DeYoe Kevin Fitzgerald Michael Frede (arrived 7:10 p.m.) Roger Dupler, City Planner Tim Schuenke, City Administrator 1. Delafield Citizen’s Comments Pertaining to Subjects on This Agenda
Lynn Morrison, Alderperson District 6, had looked at the maps in hall for public display. She noted the C-1 conservancy had been removed and she thought that was great. She liked this and wanted to make sure the City removed the C-1 conservancy as a formal action. R. Dupler explained that the C-1 conservancy had been removed around the lake where parcels were larger than 10 acres. Charles Holland, 741 Milwaukee Street, questioned whether the American Legion property had been changed from C-1 zoning back to its original zoning. R. Dupler explained the original zoning would remain for this parcel as there had been a misunderstanding regarding ownership of the property. C. Holland thanked the Commission for its efforts in remedying this error. In addition, he supported of the expansion of the CBD-2 zoning district in the downtown area. R. Dupler then shared an illustration of the newly proposed CBD-2 area to be expanded in the Downtown District. He noted some areas were removed in this expansion as a result of comments received at the Public Hearing on this matter. Steve Gilbert, 714 Milwaukee Street, stated he thought the City’s actions were hypocritical in proceeding with business expansions in the Highway 83/Interstate 94 area and was concerned about the impact this was now having in the downtown area. He thought the City was now being greedy in wanting to expand the downtown area when there were many empty businesses currently. He thought the housing area should be left alone. He thought the City should work with downtown business owners to lower the rent in the buildings downtown so businesses would be attracted to work with available properties in the downtown instead of expanding into new areas in the City. There were many homeowners against the expansion into their residential areas, and the City should listen to residents that actually lived in the expansion area in this case.
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R. Dupler explained that in response to comments heard at the Public Hearing, the proposed CBD-2 district expansion had been revised. He then explained the locations on the map, noting the Single-Family housing area on Mill Street facing north had been eliminated. This would equate to a change in land use at the back lot line for some of the lots in that area, and would give a unified neighborhood appearance with these various exempted. Dan Collins, 726 Milwaukee Street, stated he was in favor of the proposed zoning change in the CBD-2 expansion area. He had lived in the area for many years. While he wanted to keep it residentially zoned, he also wanted the ability to use the lot and have less setback issues. At the last hearing, he had presented a petition in favor of the expansion and he provided four additional names this evening to that petition. Charles Holland, 741 Milwaukee Street, noted his parents had owned a gas station in the proposed expansion area many years ago and no one had objected to this business operation during that time. He saw no reason to object now. Attorney Peter Kafkas, requested clarification on the updated map with regard to his property. R. Dupler noted the location of the Kafkas parcel and confirmed the removal of the Kafkas parcel as part of the elimination of the C-1 conservancy designation decision to keep parcels ten acres and over as conservancy land. P. Kafkas thanked the Commission for listening to all comments and he appreciated the action being proposed in this matter. Scott Kreager, House Agent and First Vice Commander of the Legion Post No. 196, hoped that the Legion zoning designation would be allowed to remain as its original intent as there were many veterans that had put a lot of work into the Legion Post and to change the zoning would take away from all that hard work. He would like to see the original zoning remain for this parcel. Chloe Wandschneider, 834 Mill Street, appreciated what was being proposed with the CBD-2 expansion. While the Commission was looking at colored squares on a map, she thought it was important to consider the people involved. She was concerned that at the end of Milwaukee Street, properties to the north would be zoned commercial and she wondered how to control what would go into that area. R. Dupler explained that protection to the area was provided by zoning requirements as those requirements specified the intent of the City and also preserved architectural character that would not happen with other types of zoning. D. Curtis Costa suggested C. Wandschneider consult the City’s zoning ordinances for information on permitted uses that were allowed within each zoning district to alleviate concerns. C. Wandschneider stated she still thought the area being expanded would allow people to move in and out of the area frequently and she wished the action would not take place. Jay Theisen, 817 Milwaukee Street, stated he thought the Commission should check with the police department regarding an anticipated increase in calls as a result of the proposed CBD-2 expansion into the residential area prior to taking formal action in this matter. He anticipated the calls would increase as a result of the change in zoning.
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Ross Wandschneider, 834 Mill Street, thought restrictions should be in place with the new CBD-2 expansion regarding runoff issues associated with increased use of pavement in that area. He noted no one had complained about the gas station discussed by C. Holland because there was no where else to go at that time and people thought it handy to have it nearby in those days. He was glad to see the Commission had heard the concerns of residents and had removed some of the area to be expanded. He thanked the Commission for its consideration on these matters. Jackie Valde, 816 Mill Street, thanked the Commission for patience while listening to residents and she was glad to see the change in the CBD-2 expansion area alleviating Mill Street. M. DEYOE MOVED TO CLOSE CITIZEN’S COMMENTS PERTAINING TO SUBJECTS ON THIS AGENDA AT 7:24 P.M. K. FITZGERALD SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED.
2. Zoning And Ordinance Revision A. Discussion and Action on Multiple Parcels Proposed For Rezoning Throughout the City, to be
Consistent with the Recommendations of the Comprehensive Plan Mayor McAleer explained the process for review of the parcels, noting it would follow the itemized information found in the Staff Report in the epacket for this meeting.
PARCEL # OWNER PROPERTY ADDRESS FROM TO
CONDOMINIUM PROPERTIES REZONED FROM B‐6 TO R‐6
DELC0803009052 RACHELLE MARQUARDT & CATHY PRIEM 2279‐A CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009002 WALTON MORRIS LIVING TRUST 2230‐A CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009016 MOR EQUITY INC 2264‐E CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009019 GYLLIHA KRIVOHLAVEK 2237‐B CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009029 JOSEPHINE STANDART 2255‐B CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009050 MARC & MARY MOMSEN 2267‐C CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009065 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE 2293‐B CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009006 QUINTEN & H LAURA BRIEN 2244‐A CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009005 DAVID KAISER JR 223‐D CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009013 DOUGLAS BROEHL & DANA SELENKE‐BROEHL 2264‐B CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009011 CYNTHIA NELSON 2244‐F CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009015 CAROL DAHLMAN 2264‐D CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009012 BARBARA ANN PULS 2264‐A CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009009 STEPHEN HUEBNER & KIMBERLY SLADEK‐HUEBNER 2244‐D CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009004 PATSY GOMBERT 2230‐C CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009008 WILLIAM & SUSAN CHANDLER 2244‐C CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009017 JEWELL FALKENBERG 2264‐F CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009014 JOSEPH & MARY LIPKA 2264‐C CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009003 KAREN CASANOVA 2230‐B CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009010 MATTHEW DANAHEY & KATHERINE KUNZ 2244‐E CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
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DELC0803009007 KIRSTEN MALLOW 2244‐B CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009040 THOMAS & ROSEMARY RETZER 2221‐A CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009042 ROBERT & MARY NIEDERMANN 2221‐C CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009041 ERSIN BAYRAM 2221‐B CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009035 WILLIAM GRUBER & ANNA ASCHENBRENNER 2229‐B CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009046 GARY & CAROL PLOPPER 2215‐C CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009045 PATRICK ARRINGTON 2215‐B CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009036 ELIZABETH WILLIAMS 2229‐C CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009044 ROBERT & K BOERGER TRUST 2215‐A CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009039 SUSAN RAWLINS 2229‐F CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009043 GINA BARTZ 2221‐D CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009047 BEVERLY SCHILZ 2215‐D CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009038 MONTGOMERY & PATRICIA MATLOCK 2229‐E CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009037 JOSEPH KENNEDY 2229‐D CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009034 WILLIAM & MARILYN BRENNER 2229‐A CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009024 ROBERT & ALMA GROH REV TRUST 2243‐A CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009018 DINNIS & MYRNA NEUBERT TRUST 2237‐A CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009020 DAVID LICHTERMAN 2237‐C CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009027 MICHAEL ROWE 2243‐D CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009033 GEORGE DIETZ & KAREN RITCHIE 2255‐F CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009030 DONALD OLSEN FAMILY TRUST & JOAN OLSEN REV LIV TRUST 2255‐C CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009023 JANET LAPORTE 2237‐F CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009021 BRUCE BARCHUS 2237‐D CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009032 RUTH PREY 2255‐E CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009031 CONTANCE ZACHER 2255‐D CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009026 MARGARET VOGT 2243‐C CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009022 JOHN & JUDITH RIDGE 2237‐E CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009025 PAUL HARDER & CHRISTINE KAMINSKI 2243‐B CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009028 EUGENE & CAROL NELSON 2255‐A CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009054 DIANE FOSS 2279‐C CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009051 MICHAEL & RACHEL ZILLI 2267‐D CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009057 ROBIN JAEGER 2279‐F CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009049 JAMES KRZNARICH 2267‐B CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009055 KRISTINE HENNIG 2279‐D CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009053 GARY STRAND 2279‐B CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009048 THOMAS HADE 2267‐A CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009056 FREDERICK & JUDITH URFER 2279‐E CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009071 JUSTIN FLUEGEL & MICHELLE SIKINGER 2301‐D CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009067 MICHELLE BAHRS 2293‐D CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009069 BRYAN & BRIANA ROE 2301‐B CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009068 MARY LANGENOHL TRUST 2301‐A CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009070 JAY & KARIN HILLER JOINT 2301‐C CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
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DELC0803009064 JAMES & MARJORIE NOWELL 2293‐a CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009060 ROSEMARY REESE 2285‐C CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009061 GARY & MARY THOSS 2285‐D CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009059 BARBARA BERGMAN 2285‐B CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009063 LORI SCHNEIDER 2285‐F CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009058 LISA ANDERSON 2285‐A CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009062 WILLIAM HENRICKS 2285‐E CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
DELC0803009066 ROBERT SWORDS 2293‐C CIRCLE RIDGE B‐6 R‐6
CONDOMINIUM PROPERTIES REZONED FROM R‐5A TO R‐5
DELC0787142 ROBERT & KRISTIE MILLER 738 WEST SHORE DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787143 GEORGE MACHKOVICH 1308 CHIPPEWA DR R‐5A R‐5
CONDOMINIUM PROPERTIES WITH C‐1 UPDATES
DELC0740004 BASS TRUST 1630 JOURNEYS DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740012 JANE HOLBROOK 1686 JOURNEYS DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740010 MARTIN FAMILY IRREV TRUST 1660 JOURNEYS DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980030 STUART MOEBUS 3826 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980005 SHIRLEY MURPHY 3803 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980027 CHERYL DEVITT 3760 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980031 BEVERLY BOZ 3828 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980028 RAE NUGENT 3762 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980002 GENE REDDICK 3815 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980033 TONY & LINDSEY RODER 3832 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980024 WILLIAM HAYES III 3628 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980018 MARK & KATHLEEN BOHADY 3619 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980016 PATRICIA LEICHTFUSS 3631 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980014 ALFRED & SUSAN WAGNER 3627 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980022 JULIE MILLENBRUCH REV TRUST 3624 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR #6 C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980006 WAYNE & JANET ROEDER 3805 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980020 ROGER & KAREN NEWTON 3623 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980010 ROLAND & SANDRA GRODDY TRUST 3757 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980001 WIERSCHEM TRUST 3813 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980026 PHILIP & NANCY MOLONEY 3758 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980034 DANIEL & JOYCE BULINSKI 3834 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980007 DENNIS & PATRICIA HART 3807 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980008 JANET MATT REV TRUST 3809 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980004 JOE & MARY RECER 3819 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980013 DAVID & PATRICIA CHYLA TRUST 3625 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980003 RUSSELL & JUDITH BAIRD TRUST 3817NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980023 MARY DOWNING 3626 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980012 DUNKER TRUST 3761 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980029 JANE KURTH REV TRUST 3824 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980025 RICHARD & JOYCE HOPPMANN 3756 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
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DELC0740980021 JOHN & LOUISE LILL 3622 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980032 MARY KAY CLARK 3830 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980019 JOAN SKAAR LIVING TRUST 3621 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980009 WAYNE & EMILY KOEHLER 3755 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980015 LYNN RUSY 3629 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740980011 JOSEPH & DARLENE CRIVELLO 3759 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
MISC. PROPERTIES WITH C‐1 UPDATES
DELC0621020 FRANCISCO & SHERRY PEREZ 3101 SEMINARY RIDGE LN C‐1 Updates
DELC0624003 NASHOTAH HOUSE 34268 VALLEY RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0624004 NASHOTAH HOUSE 34352 VALLEY RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0736992 RALPH & MARCY GERBER 3707 CAMPBELL TRACE C‐1 Updates
DELC0736993001 ALLAN A JAHNEKE 3719 CAMPBELL TRACE C‐1 Updates
DELC0737994 CITY OF DELAFIELD <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0737995001 LAKE COUNTRY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1800 VETTELSON RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0739999001 STATE OF WISCONSIN DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0740974 MICHAEL & VALERIE DETHLOFF 3911 HICKORY KNOLL C‐1 Updates
DELC0740977002 MICHAEL & KAY CRIVELLO 3765 NAGAWICKA RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0740977003 KEAN & SUSAN KEMNITZ 3733 NAGAWICKA RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0740982 GARY & LYNN WELK REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST AGREEMENT 3849 NAGAWICKA SHORES DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0740985 ANNE M RAJNICEK 3915 HICKORY KNOLL RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0740986 KEITH & GERRI STREGE 3919 HICKORY KNOLL RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0740988003 GREGG & VERONICA MEYER TRUST 4005 HICKORY KNOLL RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0740991 PETER & SHARON SZINTE 4011 HICKORY KNOLL RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0740994 RAYMOND & ALICE MOY 1686 BLUE SPRUCE LN C‐1 Updates
DELC0740995 JOHN & MAUREEN KUGLITSCH 1650 BLUE SPRUCE LN C‐1 Updates
DELC0740996008 RESOLVE PROPERTIES I LLC <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0740997001 KETTLE COVE LLC <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0742982 WILLIAM R KNOFF 345 NASHOTAH RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0742990 BRADLEY A BINKOWSKI & MARY J SLEPEKIS <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0743999003 WILLIAM & BARBARA KNOFF 345 NASHOTAH RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0749001 JAMES P DUNN 3613 RIDGE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0749002 PHILLIP & LYNN HERRMANN 3607 RIDGE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0749003 ANDREA S DAVAJAN TRUST 3603 RIDGE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0749004 GARY & VICKI PRATT 3523 RIDGE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0749005 NORLAND PROPERTIES LLC C/O JEFFREY P MAY 3519 RIDGE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0749006 RICHARD DENIGER 1992 TRUST & VELMA DENIGER 1992 TRUST 3513 RIDGE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0749007 RICHARD DENIGER 1992 TRUST & VELMA DENIGER 1992 TRUST 3507 RIDGE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0749037002 DAWN L TAYLOR 3503 RIDGE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0749044 MARYANN REESE & RHODA R MILLER 3510 RIDGE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0749046001 MARY LYNNE KASCH 3591 NAGAWICKA RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0749046002 JOHN & JEAN BECKMAN 3547 NAGAWICKA RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0749046004 TRAVIS J WILLING 1921 BARK RIVER DR C‐1 Updates
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DELC0749046005 JACK MAHNKE & BARBARA A BRATZ 1821 BARK RIVER DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0749046007 ROBERT & SHELLY LUND 1815 BARK RIVER DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0751098 HAYES & SANDRA HATFIELD TRUST 2374 LAKEVIEW CT C‐1 Updates
DELC0751099 JOHN & LAURA SLEIN 2362 LAKEVIEW CT C‐1 Updates
DELC0751100001 LYNN MORRISON & BARBARA A ALTHAUS 2366 LAKEVIEW CT C‐1 Updates
DELC0751102 VICTORIA B PATTERSON <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0751103 VICTORIA B PATTERSON 2370 LAKEVIEW CT C‐1 Updates
DELC0751104 HAYES & SANDRA HATFIELD TRUST 2374 LAKEVIEW CT C‐1 Updates
DELC0751105 ROLF & KATHLYN & SEAN HEINZEL 2378 LAKEVIEW CT C‐1 Updates
DELC0751986 KAREN K DUKE 2340 WOODLAND PARK DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0751987002 BERNARD & LIELA SIEGEL 2358 LAKEVIEW CT C‐1 Updates
DELC0751988001 MARTIN & JEANNINE SAWALL 2234 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0751989 ROSETTA GRADY 2238 WOODLAND PARK DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0753997 GERALD F MURPHY 3305 HWY 83 C‐1 Updates
DELC0753998 WEE KNOW SCHOOL INC 3325 HWY 83 C‐1 Updates
DELC0753999 LEAH G WOLCOTT ETAL C/O AMCORE BANK TRUST DEPT <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0754021 MARK M EGAN 3271 WATERLEAF LN C‐1 Updates
DELC0754984001 ARA A CHERCHIAN LIV TRUST 3100 NAGAWICKA RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0754984002 KEVIN & JILL FITZGERALD 3000 NAGAWICKA RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0754989003 SALVADORE & M BLANDO 3415 NAGAWICKA RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0754998 GREGORY & ANN JOHNSON 3328 NAGAWICKA RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0778999001 NAGAWICKA VIEW DAIRY INC <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0781988 HORWATH DEVELOPMENT LLC 1806 HWY 83 C‐1 Updates
DELC0786001 LOT OWNERS OF LOTS 1‐7 NAGAWICKA LAKE HEIGHTS ADD <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0786002 FRANK AUGUR & LYNN MICHALS 1524‐1526 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786003001 RICHARD & MICHAELA DWORNIK 1600 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786005001 EDWARD & GLORIA MIOTKE 1604 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786006 ROBERT MCGLINN & ARLENE SKWIERAWSKI 1608 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786007 ARLENE M MARSHALL TRUST C/O CYNDI LYDEN 1614 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786009 BART & DEBORAH SCHMIDT 1626 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786010 ROBERT L BUECH 1632 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786012 JANE C LAZYNSKI REV TRUST 1644 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786013 ROBERT I LAMB & MARK W STONE 1704 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786015 DUANE & LYNN CARTER 1716 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786016 TIMOTHY & MICHELE ABHOLD 1722 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786017 BRIAN & JESSICA GOMEZ 1728 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786018 DELAFIELD DIAMOND LLC 1734 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786019 RICHARD & NANCY HANNON 1740 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786020 DAVID & DENNIS BUETOW 1802 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786021 TIMOTHY & DIANE WILLIAMS TRUST C/O TIMOTHY & DIANE WILLIAMS 1808 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786022 BONNIE M FIEBER & SCOTT T PETLEWSKI 1814 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786023 PAUL & LISA DEDINSKY 1820 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
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DELC0786024 DAVID & SUSAN ROLISON 1826 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786025001 PATRICIA A BARWIG 1832 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786027002 JAMES & TAWNYA SHANKLIN 1906 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786028 JAMES D MARINELLO 1918 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786029 JAMES D MARINELLO <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0786030 OTTO E GLIEBER 1930 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786031 THOMAS B MADDEN 1936 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786032 JAMES & MARY ZAHORIK 1942 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786033 JAMES & MARY ZAHORIK 1948 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786034 ROBERT W MLYNAREK 2006 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786035 KENNETH & B KOZLOWSKI 2012 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786036 DANIEL & PAMELA MCALLISTER 2018 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786037 JAMES & ALICE ROBINSON <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0786038 JAMES & ALICE ROBINSON 2030 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786039 JAMES & ALICE ROBINSON 2036 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786040 JAMES & ALICE ROBINSON <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0786041 JUSTIN & ERIN LANGE 2102 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786043 ANTHONY & NICOLE DRAKE 2110 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786044 JOHN C MACK 2120 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786045 JEFFREY C ANDERSON & KATHLEEN L LAURITZEN 2126 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786046 MICHAEL & CONNIE CURLEY 2132 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786047 CLARK E HUGHES & TARYN KENNEDY‐HUGHES 2138 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786048 WILLIAM A CHAPPIE & AMY KATHREN LAMB 2144 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786049 KURT & BETH CHELMINIAK 2212 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786051001 THOMAS & MARLENE KELLEY TRUST 2218 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786053002 PINE BAY LLC 2224 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786060001 JEFFREY BURNS 1615 WEST SHORE DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0786061 PETER & GINA KAFKAS <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0786062001 HAROLD & THOMAS SPENGLER <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0786063 HAROLD & THOMAS SPENGLER <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0793997 ST JOHNS MILITARY ACADEMY <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0793998001 CITY OF DELAFIELD 111‐115 MAIN ST C‐1 Updates
DELC0794993 WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER CO <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0794995 NEIL D MOOERS 257 W MAIN ST C‐1 Updates
DELC0794996001 MARGARET E ZERWEKH 500 MILL RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0794999008 JOSEPH P DAUER & CYNTHIA M TROEMEL <no address> C‐1 Updates
DELC0797944002 WAUKESHA LAND CONSERVANCY INC 106 MUIR VALLEY RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0799974 CHARLES & DARLETTE KLEINMANN & CHARLOTTE M KLEINMANN 543 S LAPHAM PEAK RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0799978001 ROSS & CHLOE WANDSCHNEIDER REVOCABLE TRUST 499 S LAPHAM PEAK RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0799979 ROSE MARIE SCHMIDT 425 S LAPHAM PEAK RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0799980001 MARK A SCUDDER 325 S LAPHAM PEAK RD C‐1 Updates
DELC0799982002 JAMES & MARY ZAHORIK 468 S GENESEE ST C‐1 Updates
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DELC0799982003 LANG RESIDENTIAL INVEST LLC 296 S GENESEE ST C‐1 Updates
DELC0799982004 GARY & MELINDA VOSE TRUST 514 S GENESEE ST C‐1 Updates
DELC0800001 JEFFERY D STOLL 150 INDIAN SPRING DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0800999 GLENN & SHARON RITZ S407 INDIAN SPRING DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0800999008 JAMES & SHARON WOLF 1550 INDIAN SPRING DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0800999011 DANIEL J HINKES 1366 INDIAN SPRING DR C‐1 Updates
DELC0800999013 LEONARD J KAFER & JUDITH A GROMOWSKI <no address> C‐1 Updates
MISC. PROPERTIES BEING REZONED
DELC0622999001 NASHOTAH HOUSE RL‐1A RL‐1, C‐1
DELC0733994 DIVINE REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH 31385 HILL ST B‐5 P‐1
DELC0733994001 DIVINE REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH 31385 HILL ST B‐5 P‐1
DELC0733995 DIVINE REDEEMER EV LUTHERAN CHURCH B‐5 P‐1
DELC0743999004 ST JOAN OF ARC CONGREGATION A‐1 P‐1
DELC0746999001 NASHOTAH HOUSE A‐1 RL‐1
DELC0748998002 DELAFIELD CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAHS WITNESSES 2565 GENESEE ST RE‐1 P‐1
DELC0779999 NAGAWICKA VIEW DAIRY FARM INC B‐6 R‐3
DELC0781989 JOHN & JOSEPH GEASON B‐6 R‐3
DELC0781990 JOHN & JOSEPH GEASON 1605 HWY 83 B‐6 R‐3
DELC0781990001 JOHN & CAROLYN GEASON 1604 HWY 83 R‐5 R‐3
DELC0784975 WESTBROOK CHURCH INC 1210 HWY 83 B‐6 P‐1
DELC0784997 ELDORA A PARRY & JEANNE STIEN ETAL 1508 HWY 83 R‐5 R‐3
DELC0784999 JOHN & JOSEPH GEASON B‐6 R‐3
DELC0784999001 JAMES & KARLA PARRY 1320 HWY 83 R‐5 R‐3
DELC0786997 CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH OF DELAFIELD INC 733 WEST SHORE DR RL‐2 RE‐1
DELC0786998 CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH OF DELAFIELD INC 1600 GENESEE ST RE‐1 P‐1
DELC0787082 TIMOTHY W FULLER & CHRYSTYNA W MURSKY 724 MILL ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787089 KENT SIMON & KENNETH A BRANDT 752 MILL ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787090 KATHLEEN A LESTINA 815 LAKE ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787091 BARBARA A NELSON 738 MILL ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787092 BARBARA A NELSON R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787093 JEFFREY A DROTT 731 MILWAUKEE ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787094 BETTY E HOLLAND 1994 REV TRUST 741 MILWAUKEE ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787096 MARTIN & CINDY KOENIG 751 MILWAUKEE ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787097001 TIMOTHY J MADDEN 804 MILL ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787099 JACQUELYN B VALDE 816 MILL ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787100 GLENN DANIEL JOUSTRA 824 MILL ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787102 ROSS & CHLOE WANDSCHNEIDER 834 MILL ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787103 DANIEL & MICHELE MILLER 805 MILWAUKEE ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787104 JAY A THEISEN 817 MILWAUKEE ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787105 ROSS & CHLOE WANDSCHNEIDER REVOCABLE TRUST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0787108 JAMES NELSON & MARY BEYER 604 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787109 C MICHAEL & JANE HAUSMAN 608 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
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DELC0787110 NORMAN & C L REAM 700 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787111 JAMES & KAY MURASKI 704 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787112 PTACIN LIVING TRUST C/O MICHAEL & KATHLEEN PTACIN 708 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787113 RICHARD & E HELLER 712 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787114 TERRENCE L HAAG FAMILY TRUST & ANN H KRAMER‐HAAG FAMILY TRUST 716 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787115 CHERYL R PROCHNOW TRUST 800 BACK BAY R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787116 ANDREA D JOHNSON 804 BACK BAY R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787117 LYMAN & SUSAN TSCHANZ 808 BACK BAY R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787118 WALTERS REVOCABLE TRUST 812 BACK BAY R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787119 RICHARD & JENNIFER RAHN 816 BACK BAY R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787120 DENNIS & PATRICIA COOPER 820 BACK BAY R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787121 THOMAS M MCCORMICK & TAMMIE S MILLER 824 BACK BAY R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787122 JASON & KATHLEEN KAZDA 720 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787123 CHARLES & J CHRISTMAN 724 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787124 MARY E DILLON SURVIVOR TRUST & MARY E DILLON 728 HAWKS HOLLOW R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787125 JAMES & PAMELA KLEKOSKI 828 HAWKS HOLLOW R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787126 KENNETH & CATHY PARKER 832 HAWKS HOLLOW R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787127 KROEMER TRUST 836 HAWKS HOLLOW R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787128 KRMPOTICH TRUST C/O LEE & CONNIE KRMPOTICH 900 HAWKS HOLLOW R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787129 DAVID FELLOWS & BOBBIE JEAN KRUEGER 904 HAWKS HOLLOW R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787130 DAVID & PAMELA ANDERSON 908 HAWKS HOLLOW R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787131 JEFFREY S HUNT C/O HARRIS PRIVATE BANK 837 HAWKS HOLLOW R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787132 JOHN S ZABLOCKI & DALE GRANBOIS & DAVID MOGILKA 833 HAWKS HOLLOW R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787133 MICHAEL & BRENDA OCONNOR 831 LONE TREE BEND R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787134 CARL & MEGAN PARKER 737 LONE TREE BEND R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787135 DAVID & MARGARET HINDS 733 LONE TREE BEND R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787136 KOMLO REVOCABLE TRUST 729‐731 HAWKS HOLLOW R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787137 MARY E LEGWINSKI REV TRUST 726‐728 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787138 COLEEN L ACKEN 685‐687 ANTHONY CT R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787139 KENNETH & CHRISTY SCHWACHER 623 ANTHONY CT R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787139001 MARK & CAROLYN MULVANEY 655 ANTHONY CT R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787139002 MICHAEL & LORI ADLER 679 ANTHONY CT R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787139003 PHILIP & RHONDA COMSTOCK 683 ANTHONY CT R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787140 RICHARD J HOPPMANN 624‐626 WEST SHORE DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787141 ROBERT & KRISTIE MILLER 724‐726 WEST SHORE DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787144 ROBERT & KRISTIE MILLER 736‐738 WEST SHORE DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787145 R CALVIN EBERSOLE 824‐826 WEST SHORE DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787146 BRIAN B ZEILER & CELESTE K ALBINIAK 828‐830 WEST SHORE DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787147 NORBERT & P NOWAK 731 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787148 JEROME & JANICE HEGY 733‐735 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787149 HOLLY M TENNIS 620 ACORN GLEN R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787150 ARTHUR & J LA FOND 624 ACORN GLEN R‐5A R‐5
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DELC0787151 KOMLO REVOCABLE TRUST 628 ACORN GLEN R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787152 ANN M PASCHKE 632 ACORN GLEN R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787153 OWEN & PATTI ACCARDO 721 ACORN GLEN R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787154 TIMOTHY & AMY CONFARE 717 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787155 JAMES & C CUNNINGHAM TRUST 713 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787156 SUSAN R TORGERSON REV TRUST 711 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787157 MARVIN M & BERNHARD A SCHULZ 609‐611 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787158 ALLEN & A VANERT REV TRUST 605 ST JOHNS DR R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787159 PHILIP & MARGARET KASUN 1208 GENESEE ST R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787160 LOT OWNERS OF LOTS 1‐53 OF ST JOHNS ON THE LAKE R‐5A R‐5
DELC0787161 LOT OWNERS OF LOTS 1‐53 OF ST JOHNS ON THE LAKE R‐5A R‐5
DELC0789981 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1851 GENESEE ST RE‐1 P‐1
DELC0789991001 JOHN BANDKOWSKI 57 OAKWOOD DR A‐1 RE‐3
DELC0792074 ST JOHNS MILITARY ACADEMY 439 ST JOHNS RD R‐3 P‐1
DELC0792078 ST JOHNS MILITARY ACADEMY 411 ST JOHNS RD R‐3 P‐1
DELC0793031 ACE DELAFIELD PROPERTIES LLC 432 MAIN ST R‐4 CBD‐1
DELC0793033 ACE DELAFIELD PROPERTIES LLC 427 WELLS ST R‐4 CBD‐1
DELC0793034 ACE DELAFIELD PROPERTIES LLC 424 MAIN ST R‐4 CBD‐1
DELC0793035 ACE DELAFIELD PROPERTIES LLC 418 MAIN ST R‐4 CBD‐1
DELC0793049 MYRA JOHNSON 408 MAIN ST R‐4 CBD‐1
DELC0793050 CITY OF DELAFIELD R‐4 CBD‐1
DELC0793989 GOLDMANN PROPERTIES LLP 324 & 332 WELLS ST R‐6 CBD‐2
DELC0793991 TOSCA S MILLER 226‐228 W MAIN ST R‐3 CBD‐1
DELC0793991002 3 N 1 LLC C/O MARK NEUMANN 232 MAIN ST R‐3 CBD‐1
DELC0793991003 3 N 1 LLC C/O MARK NEUMANN R‐3 CBD‐1
DELC0793992 KURT & FONDA AMIDZICH 224 MAIN ST R‐3 CBD‐1
DELC0795055 BRADLEY & CAROLYN HOFFMAN 34 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795056 KURT & CYNTHIA EISENMANN 66 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795057 DANIEL & LAURA KIPP 102 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795058 KENNETH & EDWINA JANOWSKI 138 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795059 KENT & CHERYL JOHNSON 162 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795060 DAVID H JAMES 204 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795061 TIMOTHY & CYNTHIA OGDEN 479 CEDAR VALLEY CT R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795062 K THOMPSON FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 505 CEDAR VALLEY CT R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795063 BRUCE & ANITA JOHNSON 502 CEDAR VALLEY CT R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795064 JASON & SARAH LEWIS 474 CEDAR VALLEY CT R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795065 C BRATE BRYANT 1990 TRUST 316 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795066 CLARK & LESLIE RASMUSSEN 344 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795067 GARY W WEBER & SUSAN J HORN 352 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795068 GUY & ANITA NOVOTNY 349 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795069 STEVEN & NANCY LESNIEWSKI 341 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795070 JILL M JONES 333 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
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DELC0795071 DONALD & MARY KABITZKE 309 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795072 DARRYL & DIANNA ROWINSKI 275 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795073 JAMES & MARY QUALLER 237 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795074 DENNIS BRUGGER TRUST 181 W CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795075 PETERS LIVING TRUST 368 JOHNS ST R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795076 JOHN R MCCABE & KATHLEEN S BLOCHER‐MCCABE REVOCABLE TRUST 304 JOHNS ST R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795077 ELEANOR L KOHLER 379 JOHNS ST R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795078 DAVID & MAUREEN BRANDT 355 JOHNS ST R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795981 JOHN C AEGERTER R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795982002 CEDAR VALLEY FARM LLC 41 CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795982003 CEDAR VALLEY FARM LLC 101 CEDAR VALLEY RD R‐1 RE‐1
DELC0795992 ANDREW SR & DAWN QUIMBY 235 S CUSHING PARK RD R‐2 RE‐1
DELC0795993 JEFFREY T KELLY 221 S CUSHING PARK RD R‐2 RE‐1
DELC0795994001 GLENN & JANET HOLTZ 213 S CUSHING PARK RD R‐2 RE‐1
DELC0795995001 DANIEL K DORN 108 HILLY OAK DR R‐2 RE‐1
DELC0795997 MICHAEL R GUNDERSON 141 S CUSHING PARK RD R‐2 RE‐1
DELC0796995 WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES A1‐E C‐1
DELC0798046 STEVEN & LISA GILBERT 714 MILWAUKEE ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0798047 DANIEL & JEANNIE COLLINS 726 MILWAUKEE ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0798049 ROBERT & MARY LYNN KILCOYNE 736 MILWAUKEE ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0798052 JOHN & LYNN ANNE BLAZEK 717 MAIN ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0798053 ROBERT J GILBERT 723 MAIN ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0798054 RED TOP CAPITAL LLC 731 MAIN ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0798055 RED TOP CAPITAL LLC 737 MAIN ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0798056 ROBERT & MARY LANE 804 MILWAUKEE ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0798058 JAMES & JILLY LEROY C/O ROBERT & LAURA MERKT 814 MILWAUKEE ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0798059 THOMAS J GRAHAM & HEIDI E BRITT 824 MILWAUKEE ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0798060 VERONICA R SCHMECHEL 708 LAKE ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0798061 BRIAN & DIANE FOBIAN 819 MAIN ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0798062 JOHN TRZESNIEWSKI SR 827 MAIN ST R‐4 CBD‐2
DELC0798977001 AMERICAN LEGION POST NO 196 333 N LAPHAM PEAK RD R‐3 C‐1
DELC0802978 CITY OF DELAFIELD 2222 MILWAUKEE ST B‐1A P‐1
DELC0803979005 PURITY REAL ESTATE LLC 2301 SUN VALLEY DR B‐1 CUPD B‐5
DELC0803988002 WILLIAMSTOWNE PROPERTIES LLC 385 WILLIAMSTOWNE B‐6 B‐5
ITEM C-1 - MULTIPLE PARCELS THROUGHOUT DELAFIELD R. Dupler explained the C-1 Conservancy property changes previously proposed were related to a change in boundary to reflect the mandatory requirements of zoning ordinances. After the Public Hearing on this matter and further review by Staff, the new proposal included properties that included conservancy land in excess of ten acres. He then reviewed the parcels on the map around Nagawicka Lake that were slated for inclusion with the currently proposed C-1 Conservancy designation for zoning.
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K. ATTWELL MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGES TO C-1 CONSERVANCY ZONING AS PRESENTED WITH EXCLUSIONS NOTED AS DELC0740977002, DELC0740977003, DELC0740982, DELC0740988003, DELC0740997001, DELC0749037002, DELC0751098, DELC0751099, DELC0751100001, DELC0751102, DELC0751103, DELC0751104, DELC0751105, DELC0751986, DELC0751987002, DELC0751988001, DELC0751989, DELC0778999001, DELC0781988, DELC0786001, DELC0786002, DELC0786003001, DELC0786005001, DELC0786006, DELC0786007, DELC0786009, DELC0786010, DELC0786012, DELC0786013, DELC0786015, DELC0786016, DELC0786017, DELC0786018, DELC0786019, DELC0786020, DELC0786021, DELC0786022, DELC0786023, DELC0786024, DELC0786025001, DELC0786027002, DELC0786028, DELC0786029, DELC0786030, DELC0786031, DELC0786032, DELC0786033, DELC0786034, DELC0786035, DELC0786036, DELC0786037 DELC0786038, DELC0786039, DELC0786040, DELC0786041, DELC0786043, DELC0786044, DELC0786045, DELC0786046, DELC0786047, DELC0786048, DELC0786049, DELC0786051001, DELC0786053002, DELC0786060001, DELC0786061, DELC0786062001, DELC0786063, DELC0794993, and DELC0800999011. AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. M. DEYOE SECONDED THE MOTION. R. DUPLER PROVIDED CLARIFICATION REGARDING THE AREAS FOR EXCLUSION AS THEY WERE LESS THAN 10 ACRES IN AGGREGATE AREAS. D. CURTIS COSTA QUESTIONED WHETHER ANY AREAS HAD BEEN ADDED TO THE MAP PRESENTED DUE TO THE CHANGE IN FLOODPLAIN AND WETLAND DESIGNATIONS. R. DUPLER EXPLAINED MAPPING IMPROVED AND ONLY AREAS GREATER THAN 10 ACRES IN AGGREGATE WERE REQUIRED FOR THIS ZONING. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 1- DIVINE REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH K. ATTWELL MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGES FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCELS: DELC0733994, DELC0733994001, AND DELC0733995 FROM B-5 TO P-1 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. K. FITZGERALD SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 2 - OAKWOOD PARK D. CURTIS COSTA MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGES FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCEL: DELC756996001 FROM A-1 TO C-1 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. M. DEYOE SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. Without objection from the Commission, Item 6 on the Staff Report was considered next. Items 3, 4, and 5 followed. ITEM 6 - GEASON PROPERTY EAST OF HIGHWAY 83
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With regard to the next parcel listing of the Geeson property, K. Fitzgerald thought the underlying zoning should be made to match the conditional use due to the fact that if the conditional use expired, then the parcel was bound to the R-3 zoning designation, and the R-3 zoning would not be consistent with the City’s boundary agreement. He thought the parcel should be zoned in a manner that would be consistent with the underlying district. Mayor McAleer questioned why the parcel could not be left zoned as B-5. Discussion ensued regarding the possibilities of whether the parcel should be zoned R-3, B-5 or RE-1. R. Dupler stated he appreciated the observations being discussed and noted that the underlying zoning could be made to be consistent with the City’s boundary agreement as a conservative measure. K. FITZGERALD MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGES FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCELS: DELC0779999, DELC0781989, DELC0781990 AND DELC 0784999 FROM B-6 TO R-3, WITH THE CAVEAT THAT THE ZONING FOR PARCEL DELC0781990 APPLIED TO THE EAST SIDE OF HIGHWAY 83 ONLY AND TO RECOMMEND TO COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. M. DEYOE SECONDED THE MOTION. R. DUPLER EXPLAINED THAT EVEN IF THE PARCEL’S ZONING WAS NOT CONSISTENT WITH NEIGHBORING LAND USES, IT WOULD STILL NEED TO SATISFY THE BORDER AGREEMENT DENSITY REQUIREMENTS. THE PARCEL COULD BE LEFT WITH A B-6 ZONING DESIGNATION. M. FREDE STATED A PORTION OF THE PARCEL WOULD BE INCONSISTENT WITH THE BORDER AGREEMENT SO A SUGGESTION HAD BEEN MADE TO RE-ZONE THE PARCEL TO R-3 AS IT WOULD MORE CLOSELY ALIGN WITH THE BORDER AGREEMENT. K. FITZGERALD AGREED, NOTING THE ZONING DESIGNATION FOR THESE PARCELS SHOULD BE COMPLIMENTARY TO THE FOXWOOD SUBDIVISION. D. CURTIS COSTA AGREED, AS SHE THOUGHT IT SHOULD BE CONSISTENT WITH THE FOXWOOD SUBDIVISION AS WELL. K. FITZGERALD NOTED THAT THE EASTERNMOST EDGE HAD TO BE ZONED WITH CONSIDERATION BEING GIVEN TO SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. THE BORDER AGREEMENT DID NOT PRECLUDE ANYONE FROM PLACING DUPLEXES ON THE PARCELS AND IT WOULD GIVE THE TOWN THE VETO RIGHT OVER DEVELOPMENT AND THUS, HE THOUGHT PICKING R-3 AS A ZONING DESIGNATION WOULD MAKE SENSE IN THIS CASE. HE ALSO NOTED THE GEASON’S WOULD EITHER HAVE TO STOP FARMING OR ALLOW FARMING AS PART OF THE CONDITIONAL USE THAT GOVERNED THE PROPERTY. THE GEASON’S WOULD THEN BE ALLOWED TO FARM UNTIL THE CONDITIONAL USE WAS NO LONGER APPLICABLE. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEMS 3, 4, AND 5 - INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTIAL LOTS, SURROUNDED BY PROPOSED
GEASON DEVELOPMENT With regard to items 3, 4, and 5 of the Staff Report relating to this matter, R. Dupler explained these parcels would allow the homesite of Joe Geason to be consistent with surrounding Geason property. K. ATTWELL MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCELS: DELC0781990001, DELC0784997, AND DELC0784999001 FROM B-6 TO R-3 AND RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. M. DEYOE SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 7 - INDIVIDUAL RESIDENCE SURROUNDED BY WESTBROOK CHURCH CAMPUS
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K. FITZGERALD MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCEL: DELC0784975 FROM B-6 TO P-1 AND RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE SAME. D. CURTIS COSTA SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 8 - CITY REGIONAL DETENTION FACILITY M. DEYOE MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCEL: DELC0802978 FROM B-1A TO P-1 AND RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE SAME. K. FITZGERALD SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 9 - KETTLE RIDGE CONDOMINIUMS M. DEYOE MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCELS: DELC0803009052, DELC0803009002, DELC0803009016, DELC0803009019, DELC0803009029, DELC0803009050, DELC0803009065, DELC0803009006, DELC0803009005, DELC0803009013, DELC0803009011, DELC0803009015, DELC0803009012, DELC0803009009, DELC0803009004, DELC0803009008, DELC0803009017, DELC0803009014, DELC0803009003, DELC0803009010, DELC0803009007, DELC0803009040, DELC0803009042, DELC0803009041, DELC0803009035, DELC0803009046, DELC0803009045, DELC0803009036, DELC0803009044, DELC0803009039, DELC0803009043, DELC0803009047, DELC0803009038, DELC0803009037, DELC0803009034, DELC0803009024, DELC0803009018, DELC0803009020, DELC0803009027, DELC0803009033, DELC0803009030, DELC0803009023, DELC0803009021, DELC0803009032, DELC0803009031, DELC0803009026, DELC0803009022, DELC0803009025, DELC0803009028, DELC0803009054, DELC0803009051, DELC0803009057, DELC0803009049, DELC0803009055, DELC0803009053, DELC0803009048, DELC0803009056, DELC0803009071, DELC0803009067, DELC0803009069, DELC0803009068, DELC0803009070, DELC0803009064, DELC0803009060, DELC0803009061, DELC0803009059, DELC0803009063, DELC0803009058, DELC0803009062,AND DELC0803009066 FROM B-6 TO R-6 AND RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE SAME. K. FITZGERALD SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 10 - WILLIAMSTOWNE CENTER AND THE PURITY OFFICE BUILDING K. FITZGERALD MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCELS: DELC0803979005 FROM B-1CUPD TO B-5 AND DELC0803988002 FROM B-6 TO B-5 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. M. DEYOE SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 11 - STATE OWNED OPEN SPACE R. Dupler noted that the change proposed for this item, like Item 10, was consistent with the current use and the Comprehensive Plan.
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K. ATTWELL MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCEL: DELC0796995 FROM A1-E TO C-1 AND RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. K. FITZGERALD SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 12 - CEDAR VALLEY SUBDIVISION AND NEIGHBORING PARCELS D. CURTIS COSTA MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGES FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCELS: DELC0795055, DELC0795056, DELC0795057, DELC0795058, DELC0795059, DELC0795060, DELC0795061, DELC0795062, DELC0795063, DELC0795064, DELC0795065, DELC0795066, DELC0795067, DELC0795068, DELC0795069, DELC0795070, DELC0795071, DELC0795072, DELC0795073, DELC0795074, DELC0795075, DELC0795076, DELC0795077, DELC0795078, DELC0795981, DELC0795982002, AND DELC0795982003 FROM R-1 TO RE-1 AS WELL AS DELC0795992, DELC0795993, DELC0795994001, DELC0795995001, AND DELC0795997 FROM R-2 TO RE-1 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. M. DEYOE SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 13 - INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTIAL LOTS R. Dupler explained the originally proposed lots in this item had been reduced in number due to issues heard during the Public Hearing on this matter. R. Dupler explained this area was located along West Main Street and would accommodate the intended expansion of the downtown district. The lots existed under R-3 zoning and the proposed action would change that zoning designation to CBD-2. He also noted these lots were incorrectly identified on the agenda for this meeting as being changed to CBD-1. It was noted that the correct rezoning to CBD-2 would lessen the intensity of the use for these parcels. K. ATTWELL MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCELS: DELC0793991, DELC0793991002, DELC0793991003, AND DELC0793992 FROM R-3 TO CBD-2 AND RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. M. DEYOE SECONDED THE MOTION. D. CURTIS COSTA QUESTIONED THE PARKING REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CBD-2 ZONING. R. DUPLER EXPLAINED THE PARKING REQUIREMENTS WERE ACCOMMODATED CURRENTLY AND WOULD BE IN THE FUTURE WITH THIS ACTION AS WELL. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 14 – COUNTRY PLACE CONDOMINIUMS R. Dupler explained this parcel existed as R-6 currently and was being proposed as CBD-2 to be consistent with the expansion of the downtown district. If it were not for a conditional use in place, the parcel would be non-conforming. The proposed action would eliminate a gap in zoning. M. DEYOE MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCEL: DELC0793989 FROM R-6 TO CBD-2 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. K. ATTWELL SECONDED THE MOTION. K. FITZGERALD QUESTIONED WHETHER THE LOTS EAST OF THIS PARCEL WERE ALSO ZONED CBD-2 AS HE THOUGHT IF THE REZONING WAS TO MAKE THE ZONING CONTIGUOUS TO ANOTHER
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LOT TO ELIMINATE THE GAP THEN THE ACTION WAS APPROPRIATE. R. DUPLER EXPLAINED THAT IN ORDER TO CONVERT THE PUBLIC SAFETY CAMPUS TO CBD-1 AS A NATURAL EXTENSION OF TH DOWNTOWN, ACTIONS HAD BEEN TAKEN TO SUPPORT THAT PLANNING IN MAKING THE PARCELS TO THE EAST PART OF THE DOWNTOWN ZONING. CURRENTLY THIS PARCEL AND HAWKS INN DID NOT FIT INTO THE AREA. FURTHER CLARIFICATIONS WERE PROVIDED. K. ATTWELL CALLED THE QUESTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. THREE WERE IN FAVOR. D. CURTIS COSTA AND K. FITZGERALD VOTED NAY. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 15 – INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTIAL LOTS R. Dupler provided clarification on the parcels owned in this item, noting it was the triangular shaped area along West Main Street and Wells Street. M. DeYoe questioned whether all properties owners had been heard from in this matter. R. Dupler noted one owner had been heard in this matter. M. DeYoe questioned the ownership and use of the parcel next to the triangle that she believed supported a daycare business operating as a home business. K. ATTWELL MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCELS: DELC0793031, DELC0793033, DELC0793034, DELC0793035, DELC0793049, AND DELC0793050 FROM R-4 TO CBD-1 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. K. FITZGERALD SECONDED THE MOTION. D. CURTIS COSTA QUESTIONED WHETHER THE REZONING PROPOSED WOULD REQUIRE THE OWNERS OF THE PARCEL TO SECURE A CONDITIONAL USE TO LIVE IN THE HOME SINCE THE CBD-1 ZONING DID NOT ALLOW PEOPLE TO LIVE IN A HOME IN THIS CASE. R. DUPLER EXPLAINED IF THERE WAS NO BUSINESS, THEN A PERSON COULD NOT LIVE IN THE HOME WITHOUT A CONDITIONAL USE. IT WAS NOTED THE STRUCTURE WOULD BE “GRANDFATHERED” BUT THE USE WAS IN QUESTION. D. CURTIS COSTA QUESTIONED WHAT WOULD BE REQUIRED SHOULD AN OWNER WANT TO DEVELOP THEIR CURRENT PARCEL. K. FITZGERALD EXPLAINED THE LAND ACROSS FROM THESE PARCELS WAS CBD-1, AND THESE PARCELS COULD BE ZONED CBD-2 TO ALLOW RESIDENTIAL ZONING. M. DEYOE STATED SHE WAS NOT COMFORTABLE MOVING FORWARD WITH ANY DECISION ON THIS MATTER AND WOULD LIKE IT REMOVED FROM THE AGENDA UNTIL FURTHER UNDERSTANDING COULD BE GAINED FOR ALL INVOLVED. SHE REQUESTED THIS ITEM BE PLACED ON THE NEXT PLAN COMMISSION AGENDA IN ORDER TO SPEAK TO THE HOMEOWNERS BEING AFFECTED IN THIS ZONING ACTION. WITHOUT THE OBJECTION OF THE SECONDER, THE MAKER OF THE MOTION WITHDREW THE MOTION. Mayor McAleer stated this item would be placed on the next Plan Commission meeting agenda. ITEM 16 – INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTIAL LOTS M. DeYoe explained Alderperson Morrison and she had toured the area together prior to this meeting in consideration of this item. She explained they had come to the conclusion independently of the decision by Staff to request the parcels on Mill Street to be removed from the proposed rezoning. She appreciated the reconsideration by Staff as she did not think it necessary to have the district extend across Lake Street to include only one major business operating under a conditional use at this time. She thought Lake Street to be windy, narrow, and residential in nature. Since Milwaukee Street included blended blocks, that area would be appropriate for rezoning.
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D. Curtis Costa expressed concern as she thought it important to hear each owner’s perspective on whether the lots should be rezoned. M. DEYOE MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCELS: DELC0798046, DELC0798047, DELC0798049, DELC0798052, DELC0798053, DELC0798054, DELC0798055, DELC0787093, DELC0787094, AND DELC0787096 FROM R-4 TO CBD-2 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. K. ATTWELL SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 17 - AMERICAN LEGION R. Dupler noted there was an incorrect assumption made regarding the ownership of the American Legion parcel. Mayor McAleer noted he received 12-15 emails supporting the parcels being kept under R-3 zoning. M. DeYoe stated this parcel was part of her representative district and she had also received several comments from constituents asking to keep the current zoning for this parcel. D. CURTIS COSTA MOVED TO KEEP THE CURRENT R-3 ZONING INTACT FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCEL: DELC0798977001 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. M. DEYOE SECONDED THE MOTION. K. FITZGERALD THOUGHT THE LAND USE PLAN WAS WRONG AND THIS SHOULD BE CHANGED. HE REQUESTED THIS ITEM BE PLACED ON A FUTURE PLAN COMMISSION MEETING REGARDING AMENDMENT OF THE LAND USE MAP. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 18 – INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTIAL PARCELS R. Dupler explained that these parcels were being held by St. John’s Northwestern Military Academy and all should be zoned institutional to make all holdings consistent. K. FITZGERALD MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCELS: DELC0792074 AND DELC0792078 FROM R-3 TO P-1 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. D. CURTIS COSTA SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 19 – INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTIAL LOT D. CURTIS COSTA MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCEL: DELC0789991001 FROM A-1 TO RE-3 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. M. DEYOE SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 20 – CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH D. CURTIS COSTA MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCELS: DELC0786998 FROM RE-1 TO P-1 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. K. ATTWELL SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 21 – INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTIAL LOT
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R. Dupler explained the location of this parcel on West Shore Drive and that it had been zoned as RL-2 and was not on the lake; therefore, it required rezoning to be consistent. K. FITZGERALD MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCEL. DELC0786997 FROM RL-1 TO RE-2 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. M. DEYOE SECONDED THE MOTION. D. CURTIS COSTA CLARIFIED THE LOCATION AND SIZE OF THE PARCEL. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 22 – ST. JOHN’S SUBDIVISION R. Dupler explained the parcels in this item included the entirety of St. John’s subdivision and would require the zoning being changed from R5-A to R-5. D. CURTIS COSTA MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCELS: DELC0787142, DELC0787143, DELC0787108, DELC0787109, DELC0787110, DELC0787111, DELC0787112, DELC0787113, DELC0787114, DELC0787115, DELC0787116, DELC0787117, DELC0787118, DELC0787119, DELC0787120, DELC0787121, DELC0787122, DELC0787123, DELC0787124, DELC0787125, DELC0787126, DELC0787127, DELC0787128, DELC0787129, DELC0787130, DELC0787131, DELC0787132, DELC0787133, DELC0787134, DELC0787135, DELC0787136, DELC0787137, DELC0787138, DELC0787139, DELC0787139001, DELC0787139002, DELC0787139003, DELC0787140, DELC0787141, DELC0787144, DELC0787145, DELC0787146, DELC0787147, DELC0787148, DELC0787149, DELC0787150, DELC0787151, DELC0787152, DELC0787153, DELC0787154, DELC0787155, DELC0787156, DELC0787157, DELC0787158, DELC0787159, DELC0787160, AND DELC0787161 FROM R-5A TO R-5 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. M. DEYOE SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 23- DELAFIELD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH M. DEYOE MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCEL: DELC0789981 FROM RE-1 TO P-1 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. D. CURTIS COSTA SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 24 – DELAFIELD CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’S WITNESS D. CURTIS COSTA MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCEL: DELC0748998002 FROM RE-1 TO P-1 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. K. FITZGERALD SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 25 – NASHOTAH SEMINARY I
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R. Dupler explained that this item and Item 26 were related as part of the Nashotah House Seminary property. Currently the Seminary did not have its own tax key number that accurately reflected its ownership boundaries. In addition, the parcel boundary was incorrect and the parcels needed to be rezoned to be consistent with the current use and the Comprehensive Plan. M. DEYOE MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCEL: DELC0622999001 FROM RL-1A TO RL-A, AND C-A, AND DELC0746999001 FROM A-1 TO RL-1 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. K. ATTWELL SECONDED THE MOTION. K. ATTWELL WITHDREW HIS SECOND. M. FREDE SECONDED THE MOTION. IN RESPONSE TO A QUESTION BY D. CURTIS COSTA, R. DUPLER EXPLAINED THAT IN THE CONDITIONAL USE FOR THIS PARCEL, A NUMBER OF RESIDENCES WERE INCLUDED ALONG THE SHORELINE AND THIS PROPOSED ZONING ACTION WOULD SECURE RIGHTS FOR THOSE RESIDENCES THAT WERE CONFORMING TO THE ZONING DISTRICT. THERE WERE RL-1 HOMESITES THAT WERE NOT BUILT UPON AT THIS TIME AND WERE STILL ON THE SEMINARY PARCEL. D. CURTIS COSTA STATED SHE THOUGHT THE APPROPRIATE ZONING IN THIS MATTER SHOULD BE RE-2 OR RE-1. R. DUPLER EXPLAINED THE SEMINARY WANTED TO PRESERVE THE SITES FOR PRIVATE FUNDING. MAYOR MCALEER QUESTIONED WHETHER PYRAMIDING WOULD OCCUR. R. DUPLER EXPLAINED THAT A CONDITIONAL USE WOULD BE REQUESTED FOR THOSE SITES, AND IF SUBDIVIDED THEN THE ZONING PROCESS WOULD DICTATE THE APPLICANT RETURN FOR CONSIDERATION ON THE MATTER. K. FITZGERALD CLARIFIED THAT WOULD MEAN THERE WOULD BE EIGHT LOTS NORTH OF THE RL-1A ZONING THAT WOULD HAVE TO GO FROM THE LAKE TO THE EDGE OF THE PROPERTY. D. CURTIS COSTA DID NOT ANTICIPATE THAT ACTION OCCURING. MAYOR MCALEER QUESTIONED WHETHER THE OPPORTUNITY EXISTED TO GET MORE DENSITY WITH LAKE ZONING. K. FITZGERALD STATED THAT CONCEPT WOULD PROVIDE TWO DIFFERENT ZONING DESIGNATIONS ON ONE LOT, AND HAVING TWO DIFFERENT ZONING DESIGNATIONS ON ONE LOT WAS NOT ALLOWED. D. CURTIS COSTA STATED SHE WAS NOT COMFORTABLE WITH THE CURRENTLY PROPOSED ZONING ACTION AS STATED IN THE MOTION. MAYOR MCALEER AGREED. M. DEYOE WITHDREW THE MOTION. R. Dupler clarified the parcel in question in this matter. K. Fitzgerald stated this was a single parcel that had two zoning designations with the majority of the overall parcel being zoned RL-1A and the secondary smaller parcel piece being agriculturally zoned and it had not been previously rezoned when it should have been to provide consistency. R. Dupler went on to explain that the next Item, Item 26, was a reflection of a boundary change as certain portions of the Seminary rezoning that had been previously completed had not been accurately reflected on the map. The original Conditional Use took in all the property and as it was sold off the boundary had to be modified as defined by the Conditional Use that governed the property. Item 26 was a modification of the boundary of the mass of the Nashotah House Seminary campus on the map and this action would allow a graphic change to draw the correct boundaries on the map. M. DEYOE MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCEL: DELC0746999001 FROM A-1 TO RL-1A AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. M. FREDE SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED.
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ITEM 26 – NASHOTAH HOUSE SEMINARY K. ATTWELL MOVED TO APPROVE THE MAPPING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCELS: DELC0746999001 AND DELC0622999001 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. M. FREDE SECONDED THE MOTION. K. FITZGERALD CLARIFIED THE LOCATION OF THE PARCELS AND THE ACTION BEING CONSIDERED. R. DUPLER STATED THIS ACTION WOULD MODIFY THE ZONING MAP TO SHOW WHAT THE NASHOTAH HOUSE SEMINARY OWNED TODAY. HE ALSO EXPLAINED THIS WAS AN INSTITUTIONAL BOUNDARY AND IT SHOULD MATCH THE ZONING MAP. FURTHER DISCUSSON ENSUED REGARDING THE NEED FOR THIS ACTION. K. ATTWELL CALLED THE QUESTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. FOUR WERE IN FAVOR. K. FITZGERALD VOTED NAY. MOTION CARRIED. ITEM 27- ST. JOAN OF ARC CHURCH AND SCHOOL K. ATTWELL MOVED TO APPROVE THE ZONING CHANGE FOR THE FOLLOWING PARCEL: DELC0743999004 FROM A-1 TO P-1 AND TO RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THE SAME. K. FITZGERALD SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. Mayor McAleer recessed the meeting at 8:51 p.m. and reconvened the meeting at 8:58 p.m.
b. DISCUSSION OF PROPOSED TEXT AMENDMENT TO REVISE SECTION 17.35(7)(A) ENVIRONMENTAL CORRIDOR BOUNDARY, PURPOSE AND INTENT. R. Dupler explained that this issue had been brought to Staff’s attention by a concerned citizen that the language in Ordinance 619 could be interpreted incorrectly. D. Curtis Costa suggested variations to the proposed verbiage in resolution of this matter. Discussion ensued to provide clarification on the proposed changes. Mayor McAleer stated he thought public input should be received on this matter. K. ATTWELL MOVED TO RECOMMEND PROPOSED LANGUAGE FOR SECTION 17.35 (7)(A) OF THE ZONING CODE BE AS FOLLOWED: “…AREAS DESIGNATED AS BEING WITHIN THE ENVIRONMENTAL CORRIDOR MAY BE USED FOR LIMITED RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES, PROVIDED HOWEVER THAT RESIDENTIAL DENSITIES IN SUCH AREAS MAY NOT EXCEED ONE UNIT PER FIVE ACRES FOR PARCELS ENTIRELY WITHIN THE ENVIRONMENTAL CORRIDOR BOUNDARY AND THOSE PORTIONS OF PARCELS THAT LIE WITHIN THE ENVIRONMENTAL CORRIDOR BOUNDARY” AND TO RECOMMEND A PUBLIC HEARING BE HELD ON THIS MATTER. K. FITZGERALD SECONDED THE MOTION. THERE WAS NO FURTHER DISCUSSION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED.
3. CORRESPONDENCE
A. LETTER FROM NON-RESIDENT REGARDING DECEMBER PLAN COMMISSION MINUTES PUBLIC COMMENTS
B. LETTERS AND EMAILS FROM RESIDENTS REGARDING PROPOSED REZONES
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The letters and emails referenced in Items 3a and b are attached at the end of these minutes.
4. ADJOURNMENT
K. ATTWELL MOTIONED TO ADJOURN THE JANUARY 13, 2010 PLAN COMMISSION MEETING AT 9:07 P.M. M. DEYOE SECONDED THE MOTION. ALL WERE IN FAVOR. MOTION CARRIED. Minutes prepared by: Accurate Business Communications, Inc.
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CITY OF DELAFIELD PLAN COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES Date: Mon, 28 Dec 2009 22:26:25 -6:00 Subject: Zoning Petition Clarification Dear Mayor McAleer, I would like to comment on a letter from Lisa Gilbert, e-mailed to you regarding proposed zoning changes on Milwaukee St. from R-4 to CBD-2. (see copy below obtained from City of Delafield website). She falsely states that my husband and I obtained Charles Holland's signature on a petition of residents in favor of the zoning changes, submitted Dec. 16, 2009. If you review the petition, you will see he did not sign it. However, Betty Holland did. She also implies that renters in the district are being added as token names just to make the petition list longer and as renters (not owners) their opinions and signatures should be disregarded as they should have no say in the matter. Before we acquired any signatures we spoke to Roger Dupler and asked him if only property owners were allowed to have input on zoning changes. He explained that renters have the same rights to speak in favor of or against any zoning changes. As Lisa Gilbert did not actually see the petition and signatures, she would not know that the majority who signed it are property owners. And I am sorry that she does not feel ALL residents who live in the city of Delafield should be counted or have a voice in the matter. She also proposes you verify the people who have signed it. By all means, please do. While I believe the opposition was more vocal during the Plan Commission Meeting on December 16th, the residents and businesses in favor of the proposal who signed petitions were actually larger in number. Thank you for your attention and consideration to this matter. Jeannie Collins 726 Milwaukee St. Delafield, WI 53018 December 16, 2009 7:00 PM Page 24 of 24 CITY OF DELAFIELD PLAN COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES Dear Mayor McAleer, I am a property owner at 714 Milwaukee St in the proposed zoning change to CBD-2 area. I did sign a petition against the zoning change and it was submitted tonight at your hearing. I was unable to attend due to an illness. However, I did watch the hearing on the television. I would like to point out a few facts that I would hope you would consider before making your decision. One of the very few residential people in favor of the zoning change was Dan and Jeanie Collins. They spoke how it would benefit the community. They turned in a petition with signatures in favor of this and a few of the names were mentioned. Many of the signatures on that petition are NOT property owners in Delafield. Charles Holland who spoke in favor of the zoning change and signed the petition from Dan Collins is NOT a property owner. Nick and Tami Wirth also signed that petition. They are renters, NOT property owners. I would hope that when you review petitions turned in for favoring or objecting to the zoning change, you would verify that the people who have signed, are the property OWNERS who pay taxes and not just token names to make the list longer. I am against the zoning change because we need the actual business district downtown now to be operating at full capacity and making use of the properties available there. Extending the district will cause more vacant buildings and willnot make a happening tourist town of Delafield. It will show the tourists and potential shoppers that there isn’t enough business and interest here to make them want to come to Delafield. Thank you for your consideration of these facts and I welcome any thoughts or comments you may have. Lisa Gilbert
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