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Plan Commission approves certified survey map creating deep residential lot at 6021 Old Middleton Road
Summary
The Plan Commission unanimously approved a certified survey map (CSM) to divide 6021 Old Middleton Road into an additional deep residential lot, with a 30‑foot frontage on Begglein Place and standard driveway allowances.
The City of Madison Plan Commission on Jan. 13 approved a certified survey map that creates a deep residential lot from property at 6021 Old Middleton Road. Planning staff described the proposed division as meeting the zoning code’s criteria for a deep residential lot and consistent with neighborhood development patterns.
Chris (Planning Division staff) told commissioners that the proposed Lot 2 provides the minimum 30 feet of frontage onto Begglein Place and that staff believes the division would not adversely affect surrounding uses or orderly development. He noted the proposed lot meets minimum lot‑area and width standards for the SRC‑1 (suburban residential consistent 1) district and that conditional‑use criteria for a deep residential lot have been examined.
A nearby resident, Sonia Olsen, asked about driveway access and a discrepancy she saw between assessor parcel data and the applicant materials. Staff said assessor‑website area figures can differ slightly from the survey and confirmed the proposed CSM provides for one driveway per lot, subject to standard driveway location rules; staff also noted it will confirm assessor records as needed.
Alder Ugar moved approval of the CSM; the commission recorded the motion as passed unanimously.
What’s next: the applicant may proceed with any required building‑permit applications and must satisfy standard driveway, stormwater and utility requirements under city code before construction.
