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RDA staff presented background: the lot has been vacant about 20 years and was purchased by the RDA around 2023. The applicant plans to relocate a house they acquired from another area, place it on a new foundation, remodel it and rent it. Jackson Keane, representing the applicant, described the process of moving and remodeling houses: “Basically, they cut the house off at the foundation ... it goes on to beams on a trailer, and they transport it by trailer,” he said, describing nighttime moves and coordination with law enforcement.

Staff said planning staff reviewed the relocated structure and determined it could meet code with one additional window on the front façade; the applicant agreed to that change and to align the garage and driveway with the neighborhood’s pattern. Staff also noted the company will accept rental vouchers and may offer the unit below market rate.

The board took a roll call on Resolution 25-07; the transcript records: Bill Crowley — Aye; Lasky — Aye; Chairman — Aye; Hutchinson — Aye; Panic — Aye; Felcher — Aye; Grover — Aye. The motion carried.

Staff cautioned that final building-plan review and any required adjustments to meet setbacks or code are handled through planning and inspection review after the offer-to-purchase phase; staff said an offer may later be released if a project cannot meet requirements. The authority asked staff to provide updates as the project advances; the applicant agreed to provide photos and videos of the moving and remodeling work.

The approved offer allows the applicant to proceed with the next steps of moving, placing and remodeling the house to meet city requirements and the RDA’s recently adopted housing specifications.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Oshkosh Redevelopment Authority - 7/30/25","oneSentenceSummary","The Redevelopment Authority approved Resolution 25-07, authorizing an offer to purchase parcel 0806110000 (42 Mill Street) by Kean Capital Management LLC; the company plans to relocate and remodel a previously displaced house and will accept rental vouchers, staff said.","taxTitle","Oshkosh City, Winnebago County, Wisconsin","taxId",5129,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6486959,"Authority accepts stormwater and cross-drainage easements for Mill on Main project",90,280000,370000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5509316-7745617861ae2d8f8596b4dd4aec8239&start=280&end=370","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5509316-7745617861ae2d8f8596b4dd4aec8239/thumbnail_280000.jpg","/articles/6486959/Oshkosh-City/Winnebago-County/Wisconsin/Authority-accepts-stormwater-and-cross-drainage-easements-for-Mill-on-Main-project","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6486959-66b4069743e1868ddae6815595eb3dab/orig.mp4?Expires=1776585113&Signature=j7PXr05ZMhs0pceu1WAO56Dy4c9~AiqX-MuIOpOZuszYTfI8LB8pBv-tVnbEy4m3IQd3crqKU40gmpVHyNgisLoGZ-iHbIROCVwF-BNHAtqRmBtGoASkDgOYFdtguQ07dXQ7Gsyhp4LmXgmI0T2v~1GHgAEHTpZCUvVYqXmjXreV13csH3MrrywEUP7z1CDlPUqiSENsC2GvMV7MZp-2kKfVa2V3OZjvdDg6z4K6yhwuNLTd0a89XEW4ckMACqvvX~QSGTLR7zwgZ5GIH29neXFGPBcd4r9kzJmhE17BeryBaq1GU5dW3O2CVX2j8flI59Mv7KSALcC0bZDG0bXqdA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Redevelopment Authority of Oshkosh voted to accept two separate easements tied to the Mill on Main development: Resolution 25-04, accepting two stormwater easements located northeast of East Ninth Avenue that permit private property discharge through parks property to the river; and Resolution 25-05, accepting a cross-drainage easement along the vacated Eighth Avenue corridor that allows drainage between private lots.

City engineering staff described the 25-04 easements as rights allowing on-site storm sewers to discharge across park property to the river and granting access for that discharge. The 25-05 easement, staff said, is “more of cleanup between individual private properties” to permit drainage flow where lots are split and sold later.

Staff said the easements are part of routine project cleanup for the Mill on Main development and facilitate continued on-site stormwater conveyance. “Those give access and rights to discharge from private property through parks property to the river there,” a city engineering representative said during the presentation.

Both resolutions were moved and seconded and were approved by roll call. The meeting record shows multiple members voting aye; the chair declared the motions carried.

Separately, engineering and staff updates in the meeting noted Mill on Main is progressing and repairing roof damage from heavy rain; staff said the developer remedied water intrusion within a day and the project is expected to move toward completion this fall. The authority also discussed future permitting and ownership questions for docks tied to the Mill on Main commercial space; staff said the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) process could take about six months to a year and that docks may end up city-owned and leased to the developer depending on funding and DNR approvals.

The easement approvals are administrative steps connected to the larger Mill on Main redevelopment and help resolve cross-drainage and river-discharge access for the site.","The Redevelopment Authority approved two resolutions accepting stormwater easements tied to the Mill on Main development, allowing private-to-park discharge rights and cross-property drainage between subdivided lots.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6486963,"Redevelopment Authority approves minimum housing specs for RDA infill lots after debate",1603,492000,2095000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5509316-7745617861ae2d8f8596b4dd4aec8239&start=492&end=2095","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5509316-7745617861ae2d8f8596b4dd4aec8239/thumbnail_492000.jpg","/articles/6486963/Oshkosh-City/Winnebago-County/Wisconsin/Redevelopment-Authority-approves-minimum-housing-specs-for-RDA-infill-lots-after-debate","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6486963-b56d0ece7e597b0b8d21b8639248e25f/orig.mp4?Expires=1776585113&Signature=OAPnN-yzn4BoQcqHMotHdgQ9Skyo5ul-2UmE8z9dYtnMBXckDSN4HIqMdZUBWfV9xs6iWmqwYXPhLrqTfaau1Xt8iehCGsQffZ7YpJXIc3m2t65iZDzVC-VpJ9J-UNYMDgXSvQp44Uv2KVmUGAd6QVZCfsMufUGgqoouEgElfGtW2bOCeNB4uINMSeB5uzn8rY7Lo-O52uC~5HpVg~4in2rONlUhPRJu3jk43u17KPGjrFBbZuap7A6SrmdIC5IrLiiPIVNVPfz4fu~QHYFSJcIZMuSe6vpu3d3wF6MYkFagOv7CBD3Dcudvs0ZsI4OnAEigqQPIgE-~BT6JxXaDpw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Redevelopment Authority of Oshkosh on a recorded vote approved Resolution 25-06, adopting minimum housing specifications for city-owned infill lots intended to set baseline expectations for future development.

The resolution, presented by RDA staff member Hannah, lays out a short “intention” page plus more detailed specifications for infill lots the authority owns. Hannah told the authority the guidance came from a housing study and a longer “housing book” and was pared down so it would be usable by contractors and prospective buyers. “We wanted the the main idea of it to be met, but we recognize that we may have to flex things a little bit to make things work with some of the lots,” Hannah said, and noted staff and local contractors reviewed the draft.

Supporters said the document gives potential buyers and small-scale builders clearer expectations and helps the city pursue higher-quality infill development on RDA lots that have sometimes produced inconsistent results. “If they look at this and they say, basement's a no-go for me, then I don't want them to wait until they get 20 pages in to find it,” Hannah said, describing the purpose of the short intention page.

Opponents raised concerns that the specs create an extra approval layer above existing building codes. One member asked, “This seems like an additional thing above and beyond our codes,” arguing the city’s code already exists to ensure safety. Hannah and other members responded the standards are intended as minimums and that the document includes a staff-discretion clause so unusual lot conditions would not block development.

The specifications include a baseline expectation that a home provide a basement “at least minimum half of the square footage of the first floor” unless lot conditions make that impractical; language calling for garages and building massing to “match the feel of the neighborhood;” references to meeting applicable building and zoning codes (noted in the draft as “per UDC or any building code”); and flexibility allowing staff to exercise discretion for irregular lots.

Board members suggested further edits: add code citations where relevant, make the intention language more prominent, and consider annual review. Hannah said she planned to add code references and bring the document back for periodic review if needed.

After debate the authority called the question and took a roll call. The vote as recorded in the meeting transcript shows: Kyle Belkurali — Aye; Vasquez — Nay; Sherman — Aye; Walter — Aye; Member R — Aye. The motion carried.

Hannah said staff will present the housing specifications up front to prospective buyers and that staff discretion will handle cases where strict compliance would be infeasible. The authority directed staff to add code references and to consider an annual review schedule for the document.

The approval applies to RDA-owned infill lots and is intended to be used when the RDA solicits offers to purchase or considers terms for the sale or development of those lots. Hannah said the specs are intended to be minimums; builders may exceed them.","The Redevelopment Authority approved Resolution 25-06 adopting minimum housing specifications for city-owned infill lots, setting baseline requirements for basements, garages and neighborhood compatibility while preserving staff discretion for unusual lots; the measure passed after debate and one recorded no vote.","actionData","errors"]

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