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Plan Commission recommends approval of certified survey map to combine two parcels into roughly 54 acres in rural preservation district
Summary
Commission recommended the Village Board approve a certified survey map to combine two existing parcels into a single approximately 53.8‑acre lot at N144 W12531 Pioneer Road; recommendation included four conditions such as right‑of‑way dedication to county and city jurisdictions and survey corrections.
The Village of Germantown Plan Commission on May 12, 2025 recommended that the Village Board approve a certified survey map (CSM) to combine two existing parcels into one roughly 53.8‑acre lot at N144 W12531 Pioneer Road in the Rural Preservation District. The commission voted to recommend the CSM to the Village Board subject to four conditions listed in the staff packet.
Jordan, planning staff, explained the CSM would merge two parcels into a single lot and that no rezoning or subdivision is proposed. Staff added a condition requiring revised depiction of right‑of‑way dedications: Pioneer Road right‑of‑way would be dedicated to Washington County and Waseca Road right‑of‑way would be dedicated to the City of Mequon where applicable. The village surveyor also noted minor technical corrections that must be addressed before recording.
Why it matters: The CSM consolidates ownership and tax key for a large rural parcel without creating additional development parcels or changing zoning; the plan commission’s action was a recommendation to the village board, which must act to record the map.
Key details
- Applicant: Robert Overmyer (property owner). - Proposal: Combine two parcels into a single lot totaling approximately 53.8 acres; no rezoning requested; right‑of‑way dedications to Washington County (Pioneer Road) and Mequon (Waseca Road) required as shown. - Conditions: Correct surveyor technical items prior to recording; revise map to show appropriate right‑of‑way dedications; other administrative conditions listed in packet.
Outcome: Motion to recommend approval passed by voice vote; the Village Board will consider the final CSM and recordation after the applicant addresses the required corrections and dedications.
