Mount Pleasant, WI

Sex Offender Residency Board

The Sex Offender Residency Board will hold public hearings on three requests for exemptions to the village's residency restrictions under Sec. 54-20. The board may enter closed session to consider medical and treatment records, then reconvene to announce decisions. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from a prior meeting.

• Francisco Pedrosa requests exemption to reside at 2219 Mead Street
• Meccia Lamb requests exemption to reside at 249 Globe Heights Drive
• Benito Acosta requests exemption to reside at 2122 Mead Street
• Approval of meeting minutes from February 16, 2026

Committee of the Whole

Utilities Commission

The Mount Pleasant Utilities Commission will consider accepting newly constructed public storm and sanitary sewers for three developments, discuss procedures for impediments in navigable waterways, and review recommendations for the 2027 operational budgets for the storm water and sanitary sewer utilities. The meeting includes public comment and approval of prior minutes.

• Acceptance of public storm sewer for Leo Living - Final Section, Seasons at Spring St., and Pike River Crossing Phase 2
• Acceptance of public sanitary sewer for Pike River Crossing Phase 2
• Discussion of procedures for addressing impediments in navigable waterways
• Discussion and possible action on 2027 storm water utility operational budget
• Discussion and possible action on 2027 sanitary sewer utility operational budget

Village Board

The Mount Pleasant Village Board is meeting to discuss and potentially vote on closing Tax Incremental District #1 and approving a four-year collective bargaining agreement with the police union. The board will also hear a mid-year economic development review and consider several consent agenda items, including a software agreement and a job description.

• Resolution 14-2026 to close Tax Incremental District #1
• Police union contract for 2027-2030
• Three-year software agreement with SHI (amount not specified)
• Appointment of Jim Paetsch to TID #5 Project Review Committee
• Approval of Community Development Director job description

Village Board

The Mount Pleasant Village Board will hold a regular meeting with presentations, public comment, a consent agenda, and several action items. Key decisions include a possible resolution to close Tax Incremental District #1 and approval of a new police union contract. The agenda also includes routine approvals of minutes, a job description, a software agreement, and an appointment.

• Resolution 14-2026 to close Tax Incremental District #1
• Police officer union contract for 2027-2030
• Three-year software agreement with SHI
• Appointment of Jim Paetsch to TID #5 Project Review Committee
• Community Development Director job description approval

Committee of the Whole

The Mount Pleasant Committee of the Whole will discuss a development agreement for Settlement at Hoods Creek Addition 6. The body will also review a contract with McMahon Associates, Inc. for an administrative organization study and the purchase of a dual-purpose patrol and narcotics detection canine. Additionally, the committee will discuss regulations for short-term residential rentals and block parties.

• Discussion of a Development Agreement for Settlement at Hoods Creek Addition 6
• Discussion of a contract with McMahon Associates, Inc. for an Organization Structure Assessment
• Discussion of the purchase of a dual purpose, patrol/narcotics detection canine
• Discussion regarding short term residential rentals
• Discussion regarding block party regulations and approvals

Utilities Commission

The Mount Pleasant Utilities Commission will consider accepting newly constructed public storm and sanitary sewers for several developments, discuss procedures for impediments in navigable waterways, and review recommendations for the 2027 operational budgets for the storm water and sanitary sewer utilities. The meeting is open to the public and includes time for public comment.

• Acceptance of public storm sewer for Leo Living (final section), Seasons at Spring St., and Pike River Crossing Phase 2
• Discussion of procedures for addressing impediments in navigable waterways
• Discussion and possible action on recommendation for adoption of 2027 storm water utility operational budget
• Acceptance of public sanitary sewer for Pike River Crossing Phase 2
• Discussion and possible action on recommendation for adoption of 2027 sanitary sewer utility operational budget

Committee of the Whole

The Mount Pleasant Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss several items, including a contract for an organizational study of administrative departments, a development agreement for a subdivision, the purchase of a patrol/narcotics canine, and regulations for short-term rentals and block parties. No final votes are expected; the committee is gathering information for future board action.

• Discussion of contract with McMahon Associates, Inc. for an Organization Structure Assessment and Future Needs Analysis
• Discussion of Development Agreement for Settlement at Hoods Creek Addition 6 (HCP2 LLC)
• Discussion of purchase of a dual-purpose patrol/narcotics detection canine, with budget amendment
• Discussion of short-term residential rentals regulations
• Discussion of block party regulations and approvals

Utilities Commission

The Mount Pleasant Utilities Commission will consider accepting newly constructed public storm and sanitary sewers, discuss procedures for impediments in navigable waterways, and review recommendations for the 2027 operational budgets for the storm water and sanitary sewer utilities. The meeting includes public comment and approval of prior minutes.

• Acceptance of public storm sewer for Leo Living final section, Seasons at Spring St., and Pike River Crossing Phase 2
• Acceptance of public sanitary sewer for Pike River Crossing Phase 2
• Discussion on procedures for impediments in navigable waterways
• Discussion and possible action on 2027 storm water utility budget
• Discussion and possible action on 2027 sanitary sewer utility budget

Sex Offender Residency Board

The Mount Pleasant Sex Offender Residency Board will hold public hearings on three requests for exemptions to the village's sex offender residency restrictions, followed by closed-session deliberations and open-session decisions. The board will also approve minutes from its February 16, 2026 meeting.

• Francisco Pedrosa requests exemption to reside at 2219 Mead Street
• Meccia Lamb requests exemption to reside at 249 Globe Heights Drive
• Benito Acosta requests exemption to reside at 2122 Mead Street
• Approval of meeting minutes from February 16, 2026

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Mount Pleasant Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing and consider a zoning variance application (ZVA-26-05) for the property at 5009 Yates Drive. The board will also review and approve the minutes from the June 17, 2026 meeting. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Public hearing on 5009 Yates Drive zoning variance (ZVA-26-05)
• Consideration of variance application for deck and rear yard improvements
• Review of June 17, 2026 meeting minutes

Sex Offender Residency Board

The Sex Offender Residency Board will hold public hearings on three requests for exemptions to the village's residency restrictions, allowing the applicants to live at specific addresses. After each hearing, the board may convene in closed session to deliberate and will reconvene in open session to announce its decision. The board will also approve minutes from a previous meeting.

• Public hearing on Francisco Pedrosa's exemption request to reside at 2219 Mead Street
• Public hearing on Meccia Lamb's exemption request to reside at 249 Globe Heights Drive
• Public hearing on Benito Acosta's exemption request to reside at 2122 Mead Street
• Approval of meeting minutes from February 16, 2026

Village Board

The Mount Pleasant Village Board is meeting to approve routine items on the consent agenda, including meeting minutes, financial reports, a job description, and a liquor license change for Kwik Trip. They will also consider a resolution creating a TID 5 Project Review Committee. No new business items are listed.

• Approval of Resolution 15-2026 creating the TID 5 Project Review Committee
• Discussion of Change of Agent license application for Kwik Trip Store #395 at 7155 Durand Avenue
• Approval of job description for Department of Public Works Superintendent
• Approval of 2nd Quarter Financials and Check Registry for July 2026
• Approval of minutes from July 27 and August 3, 2026 meetings

Public Hearing

The Mount Pleasant Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on August 19, 2026, to consider a zoning variance application for 5009 Yates Drive. The applicant seeks to build an attached deck with a reduced rear yard setback of 14 feet, instead of the required 25 feet. The board will make findings of fact and decide based on the criteria in the zoning code.

• Public hearing for zoning variance ZVA-26-05 at 5009 Yates Drive
• Request to reduce rear yard setback from 25 feet to 14 feet for attached deck
• Meeting at Village Hall, 8811 Campus Drive, Mount Pleasant, WI

Committee of the Whole

The Mount Pleasant Committee of the Whole will meet to discuss several items, including entering closed session for police union negotiations, a resolution to close Tax Incremental District #1, the Community Development Director job description, and a three-year Microsoft software agreement. No final votes are expected, as this is a discussion meeting.

• Closed session to discuss negotiation strategies with Mount Pleasant Police Officers Association
• Resolution 14-2026 to close Tax Incremental District #1
• Discussion of Community Development Director job description
• Three-year operating software agreement (Microsoft EA 2026-2029)
• Approval of July 27, 2026 meeting minutes

Village Board

The Mount Pleasant Village Board is meeting to consider a consent agenda that includes approval of meeting minutes, financial reports, a job description, a Kwik Trip liquor license agent change, and a resolution creating a TID 5 Project Review Committee. No new business items are listed, and the agenda is largely procedural.

• Approval of July 27 and August 3, 2026 meeting minutes
• Financial report: check registry for July 2026 and 2nd quarter financials
• Approval of job description for Public Works Superintendent
• Change of agent license application for Kwik Trip Store #395 at 7155 Durand Avenue
• Resolution 15-2026 creating TID 5 Project Review Committee

The Village Board approved the consent agenda unanimously, which included minutes, financial reports, a job description, a liquor license change, and a resolution creating a TID 5 committee. No substantive new business was discussed or decided. Public comments raised concerns about an event space and PFAS regulations, but no action was taken.

• Approved consent agenda items (unanimous)
• Approved July 27, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved August 3, 2026 special meeting minutes
• Approved financial report and 2nd quarter financials
• Approved DPW Superintendent job description
• Approved Kwik Trip #395 change of agent license
• Approved Resolution 15-2026 creating TID 5 Project Review Committee

Police and Fire Commission

The Mount Pleasant Police and Fire Commission will review reports from the police chief and fire chief, discuss the police sergeant promotional process, and consider final job offers to four candidates for South Shore Fire Department positions. The commission may also act on an eligibility list and hold a closed session to interview firefighter candidates.

• Final offer to Casey Mantyh for Firefighter/Paramedic
• Final offer to Abel Mulder for Firefighter/EMT
• Final offer to Cole Lutterman for Firefighter/Paramedic
• Final offer to Thomas Fannin for Firefighter/Paramedic
• Discussion on Police Department Sergeant Promotional Process

Committee of the Whole

The Mount Pleasant Committee of the Whole will meet to discuss several items, including entering closed session for police union bargaining, a resolution to close Tax Incremental District #1, a three-year Microsoft software agreement, and the Community Development Director job description. The meeting is primarily for discussion, with possible action on matters from closed session and approval of prior minutes.

• Closed session to discuss police union negotiations with Mount Pleasant Police Officers Association
• Resolution 14-2026 to close Tax Incremental District #1
• Three-year Microsoft operating software agreement (quote SHI_Quote27476652)
• Discussion of Community Development Director job description
• Approval of July 27, 2026 Committee of the Whole minutes

The Committee of the Whole met and discussed several items, but took no final action on them. They entered closed session to discuss police union negotiations and reconvened with no report. They discussed the Community Development Director job description, a resolution to close TID #1, and a three-year Microsoft software agreement, all of which will go to the Village Board on August 24, 2026. The only formal action was approving the July 27, 2026 meeting minutes.

• Approved July 27, 2026 Committee of the Whole minutes (unanimous)
• Convened into closed session to discuss police union negotiations (roll call, all aye)
• Reconvened into open session with no report from closed session (unanimous)

Tourism Commission

The Mount Pleasant Tourism Commission will review post-event reports for HarborFest 2026, discuss the Room Tax Grant program, and consider an agreement with Racine County Economic Development. The meeting will also include updates on public art and the Fire Fighter Combat Challenge.

• Discussion on HarborFest's Post Grant Report
• Discussion on the Room Tax Grant program
• Possible motion to enter into an agreement with Racine County Economic Development

Tourism Commission

The Mount Pleasant Tourism Commission will review a presentation on Visit Racine County, hear a hotelier report, and discuss HarborFest’s post-event report and the Room Tax Grant program. They may also consider entering an agreement with Racine County Economic Development.

• Review Visit Racine County presentation
• Discuss HarborFest 2026 post-event report
• Discuss Room Tax Grant program
• Possible motion to enter agreement with Racine County Economic Development
• Public art project update

Village Board

The Mount Pleasant Village Board will meet on August 3, 2026, to discuss and potentially approve a temporary alcohol license for the Racine Founders Rotary Club’s National Night Out event at Campus Park. The agenda includes procedural items such as roll call and adjournment, with no other substantive decisions scheduled.

• Possible motion to approve Temporary Alcohol License for Racine Founders Rotary Club; National Night Out, Campus Park

Village Board

The Village Board will review a presentation on the Small Business Retention & Expansion Program. The board is deciding on several contracts and a budget amendment for the General Fund and OPEB.

• Contract with McMahon Associates, Inc. for Police Department Organization Structure Assessment
• Authorization to purchase a MED Unit for 2028 delivery
• Budget Amendment Resolution 12-2026 for General Fund and OPEB
• E-Plan Exam Contract Renewal
• Small Business Retention & Expansion (BRE) Program presentation

The Village Board approved a budget amendment to transfer funds from the general fund to OPEB. The board also approved several contracts and the intent to purchase a medical unit for 2028 delivery via a consent agenda.

• Approved Resolution 12-2026 to transfer funds from general fund to OPEB (6-0)
• Approved June 29, 2026 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Approved Financial Report Check Registry 06/01/2026 - 06/30/2026 (Unanimous)
• Approved contract with McMahon Associates, Inc. for Police Department Organization Structure Assessment and Future Needs Analysis (Unanimous)
• Authorized Intent to Purchase a MED Unit for Delivery in 2028 (Unanimous)
• Approved E-Plan Exam Contract Renewal (Unanimous)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss financial planning for 2026, including budget parameters and borrowing. The body will also review a tentative agreement with firefighters and a service contract with Kapur, Inc.

• 2026 Budget Parameters and Borrowing discussions
• Tentative agreement with South Shore Professional Firefighters, Local 2939
• Temporary Alcohol Beverage Licenses for St. George Serbian Orthodox Church (August 1 & 2)
• Service Contract with Kapur, Inc.
• Performance and status update for Mount Pleasant Tax Incremental Districts

The Committee of the Whole determined that funds from the closure of Tax Incremental Districts 1, 2, and 4 will be used for tax relief and affordable housing options via TID #5. Several other items, including borrowing for paving and a fire department ladder apparatus, were moved to the Village Board for final consideration on July 27, 2026.

• Decided closure funds from TID 1, 2, and 4 will be used for tax relief and affordable housing via TID #5
• Approved June 29, 2026 Committee of the Whole meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Approved motion to enter closed session to discuss fire and police bargaining and corporate recruitment (7-0)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss financial reports, personnel descriptions, and infrastructure updates. The body is also reviewing a license application for a Kwik Trip location and a resolution to create a project review committee.

• Resolution 15-2026 to create the TID 5 Project Review Committee
• Change of Agent license application for Kwik Trip Store #395 at 7155 Durand Avenue
• Discussion of 2nd Quarter Financials
• Job description for the Department of Public Works Superintendent
• Project updates for Braun Road and Oakes Road

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss the creation of a TID 5 Project Review Committee and review second quarter financial reports. The body will also consider a license application for a Kwik Trip store and updates on road projects.

• Resolution 15-2026 to create the TID 5 Project Review Committee
• Change of Agent license application for Kwik Trip Store #395 at 7155 Durand Avenue
• Discussion of 2nd Quarter Financials
• Job description for the Department of Public Works Superintendent
• Project updates for Braun Road and Oakes Road

Village Board

The Village Board will discuss the issuance of general obligation promissory notes and two comprehensive plan amendments. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Root River Watershed.

• Resolution 13-2026: Sale of General Obligation Promissory Notes not to exceed $4,125,000
• Ordinance 07-2026: Braun and S. Oakes Road Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPA-26-01)
• Ordinance 08-2026: Emmertsen Road West Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPA-26-02)
• Temporary Alcohol Beverage Licenses for St. George Serbian Orthodox Church (August 1 & 2)
• Certified Survey Map CSM-26-05 for 5940 16th Street

The Village Board approved Resolution 13-2026 authorizing the issuance of up to $4.125 million in General Obligation Promissory Notes, Series 2026A. They also approved two comprehensive plan amendments for properties on Braun/S. Oakes Road and Emmertsen Road West. The consent agenda was approved, including the July 13 meeting minutes, a temporary alcohol license for Serbian Days Festival, a service contract with Kapur, Inc., and a certified survey map for 5940 16th Street, with Trustee Bhatia voting no on the Kapur contract.

• Approved Resolution 13-2026 for $4.125M GO promissory notes (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 07-2026 comprehensive plan amendment for Braun/S. Oakes Rd (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 08-2026 comprehensive plan amendment for Emmertsen Rd West (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including July 13 minutes, Serbian Days alcohol license, Kapur contract, and CSM-26-05 (voice vote; Bhatia no on Kapur)

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will discuss two comprehensive plan amendments and one certified survey map. The body will also review meeting minutes from May and June 2026.

• Resolution 10-2026: Braun and S. Oakes Road Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPA-26-01)
• Resolution 11-2026: Emmertsen Road West Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPA-26-02)
• 5940 16th Street Certified Survey Map (CSM-26-05)

Plan Commission

The Mount Pleasant Plan Commission will review minutes from the May 20 and June 17 meetings. It will consider Resolution 10-2026 for the Braun and S. Oakes Road amendment (CPA-26-01) and Resolution 11-2026 for the Emmertsen Road West amendment (CPA-26-02). The commission will also receive a certified survey map (CSM-26-05) for the property at 5940 16th Street. No other actions are listed.

• Resolution 10-2026: Braun and S. Oakes Road Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPA-26-01)
• Resolution 11-2026: Emmertsen Road West Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPA-26-02)
• Certified Survey Map (CSM-26-05) for 5940 16th Street

Plan Commission

The September 20, 2023 Plan Commission meeting will review Ordinance 19‑2023, which amends Code of Ordinances §90‑510, §90‑620.50, and §74‑11.2 to update common procedures, terminology, and specific phrase definitions. The agenda also includes the Pike River Crossing Final Plat (FSP‑23‑4), the 4800 90th Street Site Plan Review (SP‑23‑20), the Hansche Road Certified Survey Map (CSM‑23‑12), and Ordinance 18‑2023 amending flood‑protection provisions. Additionally, commissioners will discuss draft zoning text amendments for several sections of the zoning code.

• Ordinance 19‑2023: Amend §§90‑510, 90‑620.50, and 74‑11.2 (zoning procedures, terminology, specific words)
• Pike River Crossing Final Plat (FSP‑23‑4)
• 4800 90th Street Site Plan Review (SP‑23‑20)
• Hansche Road Certified Survey Map (CSM‑23‑12)
• Ordinance 18‑2023: Amend §§90‑490 (flood protection) and §90‑620

The commission approved Ordinance 19-2023 to amend several code sections. It also approved the Pike River Crossing Final Plat (FSP-23-4), the 4930 90th Street Site Plan Review (SP-23-20), and the Hansche Road Certified Survey Map (CSM-23-12). All approvals were passed by voice vote.

• Approved Ordinance 19-2023 amending code sections (voice vote)
• Approved Pike River Crossing Final Plat FSP-23-4 (voice vote)
• Approved 4930 90th Street Site Plan Review SP-23-20 (voice vote)
• Approved Hansche Road Certified Survey Map CSM-23-12 (voice vote)
• Approved minutes of August 23, 2023 meeting (voice vote)

Plan Commission

The Mount Pleasant Plan Commission meeting approved several zoning map amendments, survey map certifications, and an ordinance updating introductory provisions. It also authorized staff-level approval of named and memorial bench designations in Campus Park. All motions were carried by voice vote.

• Ordinance 14-2023: 2116 Old Fancher Road Zoning Map Amendment (ZMA-23-7)
• Ordinance 15-2023: Amending Code of Ordinances §90-490.10 Introductory Provisions
• 4112 County Line Road Certified Survey Map CSM-23-9
• Christina East Final Plat FSP-23-3 (10‑lot home addition)
• Campus Park bench placement authorization for named and memorial benches

The commission approved the minutes from the July 19, 2023 meeting. It recommended approval of the 2116 Old Fancher Road zoning map amendment (ZMA‑23‑7) and the related certified survey map (CSM‑23‑11). The commission also approved Ordinance 17‑2023, which amends § 90‑540.40 to change review and decision‑making authority for certain projects. The meeting was adjourned by voice vote.

• Approved minutes of July 19, 2023 (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of 2116 Old Fancher Road Zoning Map Amendment (ZMA‑23‑7) (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of 2116 Old Fancher Road Certified Survey Map (CSM‑23‑11) (voice vote)
• Approved Ordinance 17‑2023 amending § 90‑540.40 Review and Decision‑making authority (voice vote)
• Adjourned meeting (voice vote)

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission is discussing a Comprehensive Plan Amendment to remove a proposed roadway extension between Braun Road and County Line Road (CTH KR) to support the Microsoft data center project. The body will also consider several land divisions, plats, and zoning map amendments.

• Comprehensive Plan Amendment CPA-23-1 for 4800 90th Street regarding roadway extension removal
• Ordinance 14-2023: Zoning Map Amendment ZMA-23-7 for 2116 Old Fancher Road
• Resolution 12-2023: Conditional Use CU-23-1 for 1316 Bryn Mawr Avenue
• Final Plat FSP-23-3 for Christina East
• Certified Survey Maps CSM-23-9 (4112 County Line Road) and CSM-23-11 (2116 Old Fancher Road)

The commission approved the June 21, 2023 meeting minutes and a transportation‑element amendment for 4800 90th Street. It recommended approval of several survey maps, plats, zoning changes and a conditional‑use resolution, all subject to conditions. The body also adopted a code amendment to §90‑490.10 and authorized staff to approve named and memorial benches.

• Approved minutes of June 21, 2023 (voice vote)
• Approved 4800 90th Street Comprehensive Plan Amendment (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of 4112 County Line Road Certified Survey Map CSM-23-9, except conditions 10 & 11 (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of Christina East Final Plat FSP-23-3, subject to conditions (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of 2116 Old Fancher Road Certified Survey Map CSM-23-11, subject to conditions (voice vote)
• Recommended approval of Ordinance 14-2023: 2116 Old Fancher Road Zoning Map Amendment ZMA-23-7, subject to conditions (voice vote)
• Approved Ordinance 15-2023 amending Code of Ordinances §90-490.10 Introductory Provisions (voice vote)
• Approved staff‑level authorization for named and memorial bench designations (voice vote)

Utilities Commission

The Utilities Commission will discuss and possibly act on a Stantec design proposal for restoring Lower Lamparek Creek as part of storm water drainage. They will also review the 2027 proposed capital projects and the 2027‑2031 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for storm water and for sanitary sewer. No decisions have been made prior to this meeting.

• Design proposal from Stantec for Lower Lamparek Creek restoration (storm water drainage)
• 2027 proposed capital projects and 2027‑2031 CIP for storm water
• 2027 proposed capital projects and 2027‑2031 CIP for sanitary sewer

Plan Commission

The commission will review a site‑plan application (SP‑24‑27) from American Transmission Company to build a 12‑acre electrical substation at 4811 County Trunk Highway H. Staff recommends approval subject to conditions, including roof‑slope changes and a 24‑foot wall. The meeting also includes a vote to adopt a comprehensive‑plan amendment for 8626 Gittings Road.

• SP‑24‑27: Site‑plan review for a 12‑acre substation at 4811 CTH H (Applicant: American Transmission Company)
• Zoning variance request for the substation wall and roof‑slope compliance
• Resolution 32‑2024: Adopt comprehensive‑plan amendment for 8626 Gittings Road
• Certified survey maps for 1625 Derby Avenue (CSM‑24‑7) and 13117 Spring Street (CSM‑24‑8) listed as agenda items
• No staff reports or additional new business items

The commission approved three applications: a 12‑acre substation site plan for American Transmission Company, a certified survey map splitting a 0.38‑acre parcel at 1625 Derby Avenue, and a certified survey map consolidating parcels at 13117 Spring Street. All three motions passed unanimously on voice vote.

• Approved SP‑24‑27 substation site plan (7‑0 voice vote)
• Approved CSM‑24‑7 split of 1625 Derby Avenue parcel (7‑0 voice vote)
• Approved CSM‑24‑8 consolidation at 13117 Spring Street (7‑0 voice vote)

Plan Commission

The Plan Commission will vote on Ordinance 14-2025 to change several Washington Avenue parcels from low‑density residential (RL) to moderate‑intensity commercial (C‑2). It will also consider certified survey maps for 1501 Meadowlane Avenue, 1127 Prairie Drive, and other parcels, with staff‑recommended conditions. Two resolutions—Resolution 10-2025 to discontinue a portion of Megan's Way and Resolution 11-2025 to vacate a public way—are up for recommendation. No final decisions are required on the transportation element discussion.

• Ordinance 14-2025: zoning map amendment for 6617, 6625, 6611, 6533, 6525, 6409, and 6401 Washington Avenue
• 1501 Meadowlane Avenue Certified Survey Map (CSM‑25‑08) with staff‑recommended development conditions
• 1127 Prairie Drive Certified Survey Map (CSM‑25‑07) with a waiver of sidewalk requirements
• Resolution 10-2025: discontinuing a portion of Megan's Way
• Resolution 11-2025: vacate public way

The commission recommended approval of Ordinance 14-2025 to change several Washington Avenue parcels from low‑density residential to moderate‑intensity commercial. It also approved certified survey maps for 1501 Meadowlane Ave, 6611 Spring St, and 5312 Spring St, and recommended two resolutions to vacate portions of public right‑of‑ways. All actions passed by voice vote.

• Approved Ordinance 14-2025 zoning map amendment for Washington Ave (voice vote 4-0)
• Approved 1501 Meadowlane Ave Certified Survey Map, removing sidewalk requirement on Meadow Lane (voice vote 4-0)
• Approved 6611 Spring St Certified Survey Map (voice vote 4-0)
• Approved 5312 Spring St Certified Survey Map, subject to staff conditions (voice vote 4-0)
• Recommended approval of Resolution 11-2025 to vacate a public right‑of‑way (voice vote 4-0)
• Recommended approval of Resolution 10-2025 to discontinue a portion of Megan’s Way (voice vote 4-0)