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Middleton's Planning and Zoning Commission has approved the design for the new Middleton Smiles Family Dentistry building, set to be located at 1523 and 1531 Augusta Street in the Green Lake subdivision. The decision, made during the regular meeting on May 12, 2025, is expected to enhance local dental services and address parking needs in the area.

Project architect James Gibson, representing the dental practice, emphasized the importance of ample parking due to the high turnover of patients typical in dental offices. While the city requires only 26 parking spaces, the design includes 63 to accommodate potential overflow from adjacent businesses and ensure patient convenience.
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The commission raised questions about the building's design and color palette, confirming that the proposed colors are earth tones, avoiding any bright or neon shades. This attention to aesthetics aligns with the city's vision for maintaining a cohesive look in the community.

Commissioner Volta noted the project exceeds the city's minimum requirements in design and parking, calling it a "no brainer" for approval. The motion to approve the design was unanimously supported by the commission, paving the way for construction to begin as soon as possible following the meeting.

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This development is seen as a significant step forward for Middleton, promising to improve access to dental care while addressing community parking concerns. The commission's swift approval reflects a commitment to fostering growth and meeting the needs of local residents.

Converted from Planning & Zoning Regular Meeting 5-12-2025 meeting on May 13, 2025
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