Staff recommends SEWRPC review to check sewer capacity for proposed development
Staff advised the commission to consult the Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission to determine whether a sanitary sewer service area amendment is needed because the proposed changes would increase dwelling units; commissioners flagged infrastructure capacity as a follow‑up item before formal adoption.
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During the Sept. 16 discussion, Hannah, the county senior municipal planner, recommended the commission consult the Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission (SEWRPC) to determine if a sanitary sewer service area amendment is necessary given the scale of the proposed development.
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