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Plan Commission advances South Main apartment parking and zoning amid alley safety concerns; sends alley access question to council
Summary
The commission recommended rezoning and the GDP for 14 and 20 West 10th Avenue to allow an off‑site 30‑stall parking lot serving a nearby multifamily project, while forwarding neighborhood safety and alley access concerns (including a transportation committee recommendation to make the alley one‑way) to the Common Council; zone change passed 8‑0 and the GDP recommendation passed 6‑2.
The Oshkosh Plan Commission on March 3 recommended approval of a zone change and a general development plan (GDP) tied to an off‑site parking lot intended to serve a nearby multifamily project on South Main Street, but the commission and dozens of attendees spent much of the meeting debating alley access, safety and traffic routing.
Staff described the request: two TR‑10 lots at 14 and 20 West 10th Avenue would be rezoned to Central Mixed Use with a Planned Development overlay (CMU PD). The plan would demolish the 2‑flat on the eastern lot, retain the west 2‑flat, and construct an off‑site parking lot with 30 spaces accessed from the alley running between 9th and 10th avenues. Staff noted a pending base standard modification to allow the existing residential use to remain and a cross‑access agreement would be…
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