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Oak Creek council removes mapped unimproved right-of-way to allow four-lot subdivision at West Oakwood Road
Summary
The council approved an official map amendment removing a short east–west unimproved right-of-way on property at 2028 R West Oakwood Road so the owner may reconfigure the parcel into four future single-family lots; neighbors raised drainage and road-width concerns but staff said those issues will be addressed at the plat stage.
The Oak Creek Common Council on May 20 approved an amendment to the city’s official map removing a small mapped but unimproved east–west right-of-way affecting the property at 2028 R West Oakwood Road, a 7.8-acre parcel owned by Mark and Kim Verhalen.
City staff described the official map line as an illustrative street pattern carried in the municipal map for decades; removing the short east–west leg would allow the owner to shift lot lines and create four future single-family lots through a certified survey map and future platting process.
Applicant presentation and planning commission: Mark…
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