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Waupaca County board grants continuance for Pingel shed variance after connection problems

Waupaca County Board of Adjustment · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Waupaca County Board of Adjustment granted a continuance for an after-the-fact variance request from Ryan and Holly Pingel concerning a shed right-of-way setback after the applicant experienced a poor phone connection; no decision was made and the hearing was closed.

Chair P. Craig called the public hearing at 10:34 a.m. for an after-the-fact petition from Ryan J.R. and Holly H. Pingel regarding a shed that does not meet highway right-of-way setback standards on approximately 9.69 acres along Johnson Road in the Town of Lebanon.

Planning and Zoning Director Ryan Brown and staff noted they had completed an on-site inspection of the property. Jenna Hagen read the list of notified parties and Chair Craig declared the hearing legal. Corporate Counsel Diane Meulemans advised the board that a continuance was legally appropriate after the applicant experienced a poor telephone connection and low-quality audio during their attempted participation.

D. Johnson moved to grant a continuance and P. Leder seconded. The board took a roll-call vote: P. Craig—yes; G. Marx—yes; J. Fulcher—yes; P. Leder—yes; and D. Johnson—yes. The motion to continue the hearing carried unanimously. The board closed the hearing at 10:51 a.m.; no substantive evidence was taken to final decision at this meeting.

The hearing will be rescheduled so the applicant can appear with a stable connection or in person. The record does not specify a new date.