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Board of Zoning Appeals: votes at a glance — May 1, 2025 meeting

3180950 · May 1, 2025
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Summary

Summary of key decisions from the May 1 Milwaukee Board of Zoning Appeals meeting, including a contested billboard decision, approvals of vehicle and use permits, and several adjourned matters.

The Milwaukee Board of Zoning Appeals took action on multiple permit requests at its May 1 meeting. Below are the principal outcomes and short notes on departments' concerns or conditions. This roundup lists the matters with final actions recorded in the public hearing transcript.

Votes at a glance (selected items)

- Consent agenda (Items 1—2): Approved by single vote. The consent block included multiple extension‑of‑time and special‑use recommendations (staff recommendations accepted by the board). No public speakers were recorded on consent items.

- 263735 West Billard Avenue (outdoor storage: single shipping container): Approved as a special use for a 10‑year period with conditions that outdoor storage be limited to the single shipping container and that it be maintained in a good state of repair. Applicant: Kevin Nolan. Departments: Neighborhood Services requested conditions after prior complaint; applicant told board he had sanded and painted the container and will pursue permits and inspections with the Permit Center.

- 274934 North 30 First Street (10‑foot chain‑link fence in side yard): Board approved a dimensional variance to allow the fence to run with the land, subject to conditions including 10‑foot setback from the sidewalk, no barbed wire, and fire‑hydrant clearance. City departments asked for a 3‑foot clearance at hydrants so hoses and wrenches can be used.

- 284061 North Nineteenth Street (group home / shelter care, up to six occupants): Approved as a special use for 5 years with documented conditions; city departments and the board clarified this is a…

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