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Votes at a glance: Pewaukee Plan Commission approves multiple site plans and rezoning recommendations; one large development deferred

Pewaukee Plan Commission
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Summary

The commission approved several routine actions — minutes, a T‑Mobile security fence, a retail fitness CUP recommendation, and rezoning and fence conditions — while deferring the multifamily portion of the Pewaukee Golf Club project for further review.

The Pewaukee Plan Commission voted on a series of routine land‑use items and conditionally approved others during its meeting, while taking no final action on a large multifamily agenda item.

What the commission approved

• Approval of meeting minutes (10/17/2024): The commission approved the minutes by voice vote after a motion and second.

• T‑Mobile property security fence (N19 W24075 Riverwood Drive): Staff presented a site and building plan to allow a 10‑foot security fence around mechanical equipment. The commission moved to approve the application as required by the municipal accessory‑structure rules and voted aye.

• Pewaukee Retail Partners LLC / Hatch Fitness (N20 W229515 Road, Suites 107 & 111): Staff recommended approval of a conditional use permit to allow a physical fitness facility in existing tenant spaces (approximately 4,783 sq ft). Commissioners queried hours of operation and parking; the applicant said classes would be staggered to limit overlap. The commission recommended the CUP to the Common Council.

• Waukesha County Parks parcels: Two county‑owned parcels were rezoned from RS‑3/A‑1 to P‑1 (park and open space) to match planned park use; the commission approved the rezoning.

• Ken Weber Towing site and fencing: Staff recommended, and the commission adopted, conditions requiring a minimum 40% green space and at least 20‑foot side/rear setback for any new fencing (the site plan had shown 17 feet next to residences). Neighbors objected to the fence proximity; the commission voted to require the larger setback and staff review of future paving.

What was deferred or withdrawn

• Pewaukee Golf Club multifamily site and building plans (multifamily portion): After extended discussion the commission did not take final action; the item was pulled from the agenda for further review with requests for clearer emergency‑gate operations, road design and turning templates for emergency vehicles.

Procedural note

All approvals referenced municipal site/building plan review requirements and conditional‑use procedures. Where staff recommended conditions, the commission either included those conditions or directed staff and the applicant to provide clarifications for later review.