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Site Plan Approved for Indoor Baseball Training Facility Near EPIC Centre with Staff Conditions
Summary
The Site Plan Review Committee approved a site plan for a proposed indoor baseball training facility adjacent to the EPIC Centre after brief discussion about exterior materials; staff attached conditions including concealed fasteners, screening of mechanical units, a 5-inch FDC if sprinklered and bicycle parking to APBP standards.
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The Site Plan Review Committee approved a site plan for a proposed indoor baseball training facility located at Parcel "VA-one Hundred And Sixteen-eight-one-one," after staff presented the proposal and recommended conditions. The item, brought by Excel Engineering on behalf of Boomerang Epic Holdings, was described as a building of more than 14,000 square feet containing about 10 batting cages, a pro shop and support spaces.
The committee's staff representative described required conditions for approval, including the use of fully concealed fasteners for exterior wall panels; screening for any rooftop or ground-mounted mechanical units visible from property boundaries or the public right of way; compliance with the Ashwaubenon site plan review process and village ordinances; inclusion of a 5-inch fire department connection (FDC) if the building is sprinklered to match neighboring developments; and bicycle parking designed to the standards of the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals.
Craig Rose of Road Act Development and Construction, who said he has worked with Excel on preliminary building and construction, described the proposed wall panels as "an insulated metal panel... it's got an embossed texture on it. It's not a ribbed, it's more smooth, but it has a texture similar to an EIFS type texture," and confirmed the project includes the required minimum 3-foot masonry wainscot extending around the building. Member Kroskey said she had expected a "more decorative" finish given the building's corner location but acknowledged the proposal meets code and landscaping shown would be used.
After discussion, Member Kroskey moved to approve the site plan "as presented" and a second was recorded (speaker not named in the transcript). The committee carried the motion by voice vote; the record includes no roll-call tally. The approval incorporates the staff conditions read into the record.
The committee did not set additional agenda items; staff said none were pending. The chair also noted the Feb. 18 site plan meeting may need to move because a primary election falls on that Tuesday and said members should watch for an email about rescheduling. The meeting adjourned following a motion and voice vote.
Notes: The transcript refers to the adjacent facility as the EPIC Centre and to the applicant as Boomerang Epic Holdings; Excel Engineering is listed as agent. The parcel identifier appears in the record as "VA-one Hundred And Sixteen-eight-one-one." No formal vote tally was recorded in the transcript; the approval was taken by voice vote.

