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Sauk County LRE committee approves Bluffview Village developer-agreement amendment and Greenwood PRD permit
Summary
The Land Resources and Extension Committee unanimously approved a first amendment to the Developer's Agreement for the Plat of Bluffview Village (Town of Sumpter) and combined approval of a conditional use permit and PRD easement removal for Kevin Greenwood (Town of Greenfield). Both towns had previously approved the proposals.
Chairman M. Krueger called the meeting to order and the committee approved a first amendment to the Developer's Agreement for the Plat of Bluffview Village in the Town of Sumpter.
B. Simmert presented the amendment and said the Town of Sumpter had already approved the change. The motion to approve the first amendment was moved by Valerie McAuliffe and seconded by P. Kinsman; the committee carried the motion unanimously.
The committee then considered a conditional use permit for a Planned Rural Development (PRD) lot and the removal of a PRD easement for Kevin Greenwood, located in Section 4, T11N, R7E in the Town of Greenfield, pursuant to Chapter 7 Subchapter IX of the Sauk County Code of Ordinances. B. Simmert presented both items and noted the Town of Greenfield had approved both proposals. At Chairman Krueger's request the committee combined items f and g into a single motion. L. Eberl moved the combined motion, which B. Lohr seconded, and the committee approved both requests unanimously.
Why it matters: approval of a developer-agreement amendment advances the Bluffview Village plat process in the Town of Sumpter; the combined action on the Greenwood items changes the county-level permitting and easement status for the identified PRD lot in Greenfield, clearing the way for the developer's next steps under county code. The committee recorded no dissenting votes on either item.
What's next: the minutes record that the towns had already approved the local actions; no further Sauk County conditions or follow-up tasks were recorded in the meeting minutes for these items.
