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Plan commission approves annexation of 16.7 acres in Heritage Hills for future residential development
Summary
The Onalaska Plan Commission approved an annexation petition on Sept. 23 to bring 16.7 acres (41 lots) of the Heritage Hills subdivision into the city; the petition includes 12 staff conditions and anticipates future plats and utility extensions for single‑family and two‑family development.
On Sept. 23 the Onalaska Plan Commission voted to approve an annexation petition to bring roughly 16.7 acres — described in the agenda as 41 lots and portions of four parcels in the Heritage Hills subdivision — into the city from the Town of Onalaska.
City planner Katie Aspenson told the commission the parcels are vacant and adjacent to the city on the east and south and that the applicant requested incoming zoning of R‑2 (low‑medium density residential) with the expectation that “additional future rezonings are anticipated to request limited multifamily housing opportunities.” Staff included 12 conditions of approval in the packet.
Terry Wei…
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