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Plan Commission recommends council consider rezoning 107.6 acres to M2 after public hearing
Summary
West Bend City Plan Commission held a public hearing and voted to recommend that the City Council consider permanently zoning roughly 107.6 acres (recently annexed) to M2 industrial; the commission closed the hearing and made the recommendation with no public speakers recorded.
The West Bend City Plan Commission on an evening meeting opened and closed a public hearing and voted to recommend that the City Council consider permanently zoning approximately 107.6 acres of recently annexed land to M2 industrial.
The property is described in the hearing as lying on the south side of East Roscoe Drive and west of South River Road. City staff said the land was annexed “a few months ago” and currently has temporary zoning; the hearing was to begin the permanent zoning process and set a Council consideration date about a month out.
Commission staff opened the public hearing and invited comment. No members of the public spoke before a motion was made to close the hearing. The commission then considered a motion to recommend the rezoning to the City Council. The motion was seconded and, after an affirmative voice vote, the commission’s recommendation to forward the proposal to council carried.
City staff asked the commission to make a recommendation that evening so the City Council could take final action later in the formal process. No detailed conditions, amendments, or speaker objections were recorded in the meeting transcript. The commission did not record a roll-call tally in the transcript; the outcome was recorded in the meeting minutes as a carried motion to recommend the M2 zoning to council.
The plan commission also approved the body’s regular meeting minutes from May 6 earlier in the meeting.
The zoning item will return to City Council for final action; staff indicated the permanent-zoning public hearing sequence and timing will proceed according to the city’s standard schedule.
