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Plan Commission approves small zone change to let Christine Ann sell parcel to adjacent property owner
Summary
The Oshkosh Plan Commission voted 7-0 Dec. 3 to rezone a roughly 2,000-square-foot portion of property owned by Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services from Institutional to Urban Mixed Use so it can be combined with an adjacent parcel owned by a private property owner.
The Oshkosh Plan Commission on Dec. 3 approved a zone change allowing a small portion of property at 240 Algoma Boulevard owned by Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services to be rezoned from Institutional to Urban Mixed Use and combined with an adjacent lot owned by Nick Jensen.
Staff told the commission the parcel is roughly 2,000 square feet and is being transferred so Mr. Jensen can attach it to his neighboring property at 141 Church Avenue. The staff report said the proposed change is consistent with the city’s comprehensive land use plan designation of Central City and that a certified survey map has been submitted for review.
Alicia Wenger, executive director of Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services, told the commission the transfer is intended to “accommodate Nick Jensen and Edward Jones for his clientele to be able to access their property” and described the exchange as a practical adjustment to both properties’ configurations. Applicant Nick Jensen said Christine Ann “has been a great neighbor,” and that the transfer resolves circulation and access concerns for his clients.
No members of the public spoke on the item. Chair Perry called for a roll call; the motion to adopt the findings and recommendations in the staff report carried 7-0.
The approved action enables a land transfer and requires recording of the submitted certified survey map and any related easements. Staff noted a separate easement for use of a city-owned driveway will be addressed later.
