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Plan Commission recommends approval of two extraterritorial certified survey maps

City of Fort Atkinson Plan Commission · January 28, 2026
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Summary

The commission recommended the City Council approve a CSM combining parcels at W 6347 Briar Lane and a CSM dividing a 7-acre parcel at N 1873 US Highway 12 into a roughly 1.4-acre lot and a 5.36-acre remainder; staff noted minor corrections and a deferred special assessment on the Highway 12 parcel.

The Fort Atkinson Plan Commission on Jan. 27 recommended that the City Council approve two extraterritorial certified survey maps: a consolidation at W 6347 Briar Lane and a division at N 1873 US Highway 12.

Director Draeger presented both items. For the Briar Lane map staff said the proposal combines two existing parcels, complies generally with the land division ordinance, and requires minor corrections to the final CSM (signatures, surveyor statement, identification of any easements); staff recommended waiving setback line requirements because no development is proposed.

For the Highway 12 map, staff said the existing parcel is about seven acres and the new lot would be roughly 1.4 acres containing an existing residence that faces Whitewater Avenue; the remainder (about 5.36 acres) would retain access via Lena Lane. Staff noted the parcel is subject to a deferred special assessment tied to prior water and sewer construction along Whitewater Avenue, and that assessment would transfer with the property. Staff recommended approval of the CSM subject to the corrections listed in the staff memo.

Commissioners had no substantive objections; motions to recommend approval were moved, seconded and carried for both items. The recommendations will appear on the City Council agenda for final action.

Why it matters: The two CSMs clear procedural steps for property recordation and future land-use considerations and will affect parcel configuration and potential future development or annexation discussions.

Next steps: Staff will forward corrected final CSM exhibits and the commission’s recommendations to the City Council.