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Votes at a glance: Planning Commission actions June 16 — minutes, CSMs, site plan approvals
Summary
The Portage Plan Commission approved minutes and several land division and site plan items on June 16; the body also advanced the Parcel 6022 comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning (covered in a separate article).
At its June 16 meeting the Portage Plan Commission took the following recorded actions in addition to the comprehensive‑plan and rezoning items on Parcel 6022:
- Approval of minutes from the previous meeting: Motion passed by roll call (Feeney: Yes; Egan: Aye; Knott Griener: Aye; Voss: Aye).
- CSM (Certified Survey Map) — Blau Family Chiropractic Clinic (parking lot reconfiguration): Commission approved the CSM to combine parcels 2490.04 and 2512.04 to create a single lot that complies with B‑1 Neighborhood Business district bulk regulations. Roll call recorded: Feeney: Aye; Egan: Aye; Knott Reiner: Aye; Voss: Aye. Motion carries.
- CSM — Portage High School: Commission approved a CSM combining a set of newly annexed parcels to create a 50.79‑acre lot to facilitate construction of the high school's aquatic center and recreation complex addition. Motion carried by roll call: Feeney: Aye; Egan: Aye; Knott Griener: Aye; Voss: Aye.
- Extraterritorial land division (Town of Fort Winnebago) — Henry Road: The commission reviewed and approved a land division by CSM for 7929 Henry Road (town of Fort Winnebago), creating a new single‑family lot (Lot 2, 1.78 acres). Staff recommended approval; roll call recorded: Feeney: Aye; Egan: Aye; Matt Greiner: Aye; Voss: Aye. Motion carries.
- Site plan — Moss Field press box: The commission approved a Park and Recreation site plan for a two‑story youth press box at Moss Field (14 ft by 18.2 ft footprint, 19 ft 1.25 in height) to match other field press boxes. Roll call: Feeney: Aye; Egan: Aye; Knott Kreiner: Aye; Voss: Aye. Motion carries.
Each item above was approved by the commission in public roll call votes. Where the commission recommended actions that require further approvals (for example, any matter that triggers City Council review), staff noted the next procedural steps in the meeting record.
