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Ashwaubenon committee approves VHC Inc. exterior updates and seven new parking spaces at 3080 Holmgren Way
Summary
The Site Plan Review Committee approved exterior renovations and the addition of seven parking spaces for VHC Inc. at 3080 Holmgren Way on Dec. 17, 2024, subject to conditions including staying within the current footprint or meeting setback requirements and using specified wall panel and wainscot materials.
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The Village of Ashwaubenon Site Plan Review Committee approved a site plan on Dec. 17 for exterior renovations and seven new parking spaces at 3080 Holmgren Way for VHC Inc., with conditions intended to ensure materials and setbacks meet village standards.
A presenter explained that VHC Inc., together with Best Built Inc., proposed to formalize informal parking and update the building exterior, which is identified in the presentation as VDH Electric at the northwest corner of Parkview and Holmgren. The presenter said the proposed work requires site plan review under village code because it includes external renovations and additional parking.
Staff read conditions of approval: the structure may not exceed its current footprint (or must otherwise comply with a 35‑foot setback), new metal wall panels must use fully concealed fasteners, wall panels must include a minimum 3‑foot masonry wainscot as shown on elevations, and any new parking or drive‑lane areas must use conventional or rolled curbing. The presenter also reiterated that the project must meet all applicable Ashwaubenon site plan and village ordinances.
Applicants were present at the meeting and the presenter answered a question about landscaping, stating that because this is not a new property there were no landscaping concerns under the village code. A committee member moved to approve the site plan with the read conditions, a second was given, and the committee approved the motion by voice vote.
The approval is subject to the listed conditions; the committee did not specify additional follow‑up hearings in the transcript.

