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Ashwaubenon plan commission recommends approval of Highland Ridge Estates 2nd Addition final plat

2095673 · January 8, 2025
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Summary

The Village of Ashwaubenon Plan Commission recommended approval of the final plat for Highland Ridge Estates 2nd Addition, a 47-lot single-family subdivision, finding it substantially similar to the previously approved preliminary plat and subject to staff conditions and a forthcoming development agreement.

The Village of Ashwaubenon Plan Commission on Jan. 7 recommended approval of the final plat for Highland Ridge Estates 2nd Addition, a 47-lot single-family subdivision zoned R-1.

The motion follows staff presentation that the filing represents the third and final phase of the Highland Ridge development but is formally treated as a 2nd edition of the subdivision. "This final phase does have 47 single family home lots, zoned R1, 1 family residence," a planning staff member said, adding that the lots meet the village's dimensional standards and subdivision requirements.

Staff told commissioners the Plan Commission’s role for a final plat is to determine whether the final plat is "substantially similar" to the previously approved preliminary plat. "In staff's review, the final plat is substantially similar to the preliminary plat, and under state statute is therefore really entitled to approval," the presenter said. The staff report lists preliminary-plat conditions; staff said those conditions have been completed or will be addressed in a development agreement that is being drafted.

The commission voted to recommend approval "with staff conditions," and commissioners voiced brief positive remarks about the development during the vote. There was no public testimony objecting to the plat at the meeting.

The recommendation now advances to the Village Board for final action and approval of the development agreement required by staff conditions.