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Council approves four planning commission recommendations including drive-through car wash and outdoor storage permits

3293763 · May 13, 2025
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Summary

The Verona Common Council approved multiple planning commission recommendations May 12: a conditional-use permit for a drive-through car wash at 1167 Laser Street, two conditional-use permits for permanent outdoor storage at 465 Investment Court and 1079 American Way, and a condominium plat creating four units at 110 Enterprise Drive.

The Verona Common Council voted May 12 to approve several planning commission recommendations, passing four separate items by voice vote.

Alderman Swanson moved to approve Resolution No. 25-011, a conditional-use permit to allow a drive-through car wash at 1167 Laser Street in the Liberty Business Park; the council approved the motion by voice vote. Planning commission had held the required public hearing on May 5 and recommended approval 7-0.

Council next approved Resolution No. 25-012, a conditional-use permit for permanent outdoor storage at 465 Investment Court, and Resolution No. 25-013, a conditional-use permit for permanent outdoor storage at 1079 American Way. Planning commission had held public hearings May 5; commissioners voted 7-0 to recommend approval. The council discussed clarifications presented at planning commission, including that one adjacent outdoor-storage request on a different lot was not before the council and that staff had asked applicants to revise landscaping and tree selection for long-term compliance.

The council also approved Resolution No. 25-014, a condominium plat to create four units at 110 Enterprise Drive; planning commission originally recommended five units but the finalized plan before council corrected that to four units.

All four motions were made from the council dais and approved by voice vote; no recorded roll-call vote was requested for these items.