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Village board approves rezoning for 48‑unit multifamily project on Fond Du Lac Avenue
Summary
After presentations from staff and the developer, the Germantown board rezoned roughly 7 acres to RM‑2 to allow a 48‑unit multifamily development; trustees discussed traffic, school impacts and buffering and approved the rezoning with conditions per the staff report.
The Germantown Village Board approved an ordinance rezoning about 7 acres from institutional to RM‑2 multifamily residential, clearing the way for a 48‑unit development proposed by Premier Real Estate Management (Pre3) for a site on Fond Du Lac Avenue.
Planning staff described the site as four two‑story buildings with two‑bed, two‑bath units approximately 1,050–1,150 square feet, three parking spaces per unit, and perimeter landscaping and buffering. Staff said the proposal would add about $108,000 in estimated annual property tax revenue across taxing jurisdictions (about $36,000 to the village) and one‑time…
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