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Plan Commission directs staff to compile findings for Madison Liquidators CUP, defers implementation review to Sept. 9
Summary
The Middleton Plan Commission closed a public hearing on a conditional-use permit (CUP) request for ancillary retail at Madison Liquidators after no public testimony and voted to direct staff to assemble recommended findings for consideration with the specific implementation plan at the Sept. 9 meeting.
The Middleton Plan Commission closed the public hearing on a conditional use permit for ancillary retail at Madison Liquidators, 3310 Deming Way, after no members of the public signed up to speak. Chair Sonnantag announced the hearing was closed and moved the meeting to other business.
Alder Hennaro moved that staff "compile all materials presented to be documented in a report of preliminary recommended findings for consideration along with the specific implementation plan at the 09/09/2025 Plan Commission meeting." Dave seconded the motion. The commission called the question and the motion carried on a voice vote; Commissioner Summers had been recorded earlier as abstaining from this item.
Why it matters: the motion directs staff to formalize the facts and materials heard to date so the commission will have a prepared findings-of-fact document when it considers the specific implementation plan on Sept. 9, 2025. That Sept. 9 meeting is the next step in the approval sequence for any CUP that requires review of a specific implementation plan.
What happens next: staff will prepare the preliminary recommended findings report and present it alongside the specific implementation plan at the Plan Commission meeting on Sept. 9, 2025. No final decision on the CUP was made at the Aug. 26 meeting; the commission only directed staff to compile the materials and return them for consideration.
