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Port Washington planning commission approves rezoning for 38.28-acre Highland Point North subdivision
Summary
The Planning Commission approved a petition to rezone 38.28 acres on East Sock Road to RS-4 single-family residential, matching a recently approved subdivision concept and an amended comprehensive plan designation.
The City of Port Washington Planning Commission voted to approve a petition to rezone 38.28 acres on the north side of East Sock Road and west of the Ozaukee Interurban Trail to RS-4 single-family residence district.
The zoning change follows the commission's recent action to annex the property and approve a certified survey map (CSM) and a recommendation in the city's amended comprehensive plan for medium-density residential. City staff recommended permanent RS-4 zoning as consistent with the proposed subdivision, described at the meeting as an extension of the Highland Point subdivision called Highland Point North.
City staff member Bob Harris summarized the background, noting that the property had been annexed and that the plan commission had already recommended medium-density residential. The applicants and owners listed at the meeting included Ken and Mary Lou Dahmer and Vince (last name not specified in the transcript).
A motion to approve staff’s recommendation for permanent RS-4 zoning was moved and seconded; after no additional questions from commissioners, the commission voted in favor and the motion carried.
With rezoning approved by the commission, the applicants may proceed with subdivision steps consistent with the previously approved CSM and annexation. The commission did not specify additional conditions on the rezoning during the recorded discussion.
