Oakfield approves Special Use Permit for Roecker replacement residence in escarpment viewshed
On March 31, 2026 the Town Board accepted the Plan Commission recommendation and approved a Special Use Permit allowing Jason Roecker to replace an existing nonfarm residence on a 35.92-acre base farm tract, finding the proposal complies with Farmland Preservation and Ledge Viewshed standards.
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The Town of Oakfield Town Board on March 31 accepted a Plan Commission recommendation and approved a Special Use Permit (SUP) allowing applicant Jason Roecker to construct a replacement nonfarm residence on a 35.92-acre base farm tract. Town officials said the proposal maintains the required minimum ratio of at least 20 acres of farmland for every 1 acre of nonfarm residential use and will result in one dwelling unit after construction.
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