The City of Muskego's Plan Commission convened on February 6, 2024, to discuss several agenda items, with a significant focus on a new business proposal. The primary item of discussion was the resolution PC 001-2024, which sought approval for a building site and operation plan for Commander Collision and Glass, located at 16197 Loomis Road.

The proposal included a request to expand the parking facilities at the site. Currently, Commander Collision has 13 parking stalls, but the plan aims to increase this number to 38 to accommodate the growing business. City staff reported no concerns regarding the parking expansion, noting that the engineering department would review the formal permitting process to ensure compliance with land disturbance regulations.

A notable point of discussion was the absence of curbing in the area. The Plan Commission typically requires curbing for new parking in developed regions; however, due to the rural nature of the site and the lack of curbing in surrounding areas, staff recommended waiving this requirement.

Additionally, the commission addressed the presence of three large shipping containers on the property, which are essential for the business's operations. While outdoor storage of such containers is generally discouraged, the containers were painted to match the building. To improve the site's appearance and functionality, the development team proposed extending the fenced area with a new nine-foot tall white vinyl fence and a new gate. Staff recommended that the new fencing replace the existing shorter wooden fence to maintain a uniform look.

The commission moved to approve the resolution with the condition that the new fencing be installed to match the existing structure, thereby enhancing the site's aesthetics and functionality. The meeting concluded with an invitation for further comments or questions from the commission members.