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Commission OKs large accessory structure with indoor pickleball court for Parfait property

Muskego City Planning Commission · December 3, 2025
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Summary

The Planning Commission approved Resolution PC 0582025 for a large metal accessory structure (approx. 6,000–8,300 sq. ft.) at 8686 Hillandale Drive for property owner Richard Parfait with conditions limiting use to private, noncommercial activities and specifying color/matching and fence details.

The Muskego City Planning Commission approved Resolution PC 0582025 on Dec. 2, permitting a large metal accessory structure for the Parfait property at West 207 South 8686 Hillandale Drive (tax key 2227990).

Staff reported the accessory building footprint is slightly over 6,000 square feet with total area including mezzanines and porches of roughly 8,300 square feet. The lot’s size allows the large accessory structure under the A1A zoning provisions if the planning commission grants the waiver. The applicant described the building as private use only, including a private indoor pickleball court and associated personal amenities; staff emphasized conditions restricting commercial rentals, large events and revenue-generating activities inside the structure.

Because of concerns about vinyl fence durability, staff recommended a 6‑foot cedar-style wood fence with sliding gates to screen the structure from view and required that gates and visible parapet/backside materials match the primary elevations where visible. Commissioners asked about color and consistency with a potential future house; the applicant (identified as Rich Parfry in the public comment) said the finish will be beige with black roof accents to match an overall site aesthetic.

The motion to approve passed by voice vote.

Next steps: final fence and color details will be confirmed at building permit review; staff will ensure conditions restricting commercial use are included in the resolution and enforcement will be through standard planning code remedies.