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Waukesha Plan Commission unanimously approves Dunkin' drive‑through at East Moreland with sidewalk and setback conditions
Summary
The Waukesha Plan Commission approved a minor site plan for a Dunkin' drive‑through at 2110 East Moreland Boulevard, adding conditions including engineering sign-offs, a DOT letter for a retaining wall near the right-of-way, sidewalk installation per the city sidewalk plan, and recommendations on employee parking and one‑way circulation.
The Waukesha Plan Commission unanimously approved a minor site plan and architectural review for a Dunkin' drive‑through proposed at 2110 East Moreland Boulevard, with conditions requiring staff and engineering comments be addressed, a Department of Transportation approval letter for a retaining wall near the right-of-way, and installation of sidewalk per the city's sidewalk plan.
City planner Robin presented the application and staff recommendations, noting the proposal would add a stacking lane and drive‑through window at the east end of a multi‑tenant shopping area. Robin told the commission the plan seeks limited relief from the city's 15‑foot setback to accommodate queuing lanes and would require a cross‑hatch pattern in the queuing area and standard permitting for signage.
Developer architect Steve Colber said the team ran "three or four different versions" to try to increase parking while preserving a safe, functional…
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