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Waupaca County adopts multiple zoning and comprehensive‑plan amendments for several towns

Waupaca County Board of Supervisors · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The county board approved Resolution No. 9 amending the Comprehensive Plan Map and adopted zoning ordinance amendments for the towns of Iola, Lebanon, Farmington and Dupont; each change was recommended by Planning & Zoning and found consistent with the originating towns' comprehensive plans. Vote: 23-0 for recorded items.

The Waupaca County Board of Supervisors on Aug. 15 adopted a set of planning and zoning changes approved by the county Planning & Zoning Committee and by the originating townships.

Resolution No. 9 amended Waupaca County Ordinance No. 45 (the Comprehensive Plan Map) to include two town-initiated changes reviewed at a public hearing Aug. 8, 2023: PLUM‑006‑2023 (Town of Iola: change preferred land use from Forestry to Agriculture on ~0.87 acre along North Lake Road) and PLUM‑007‑2023 (Town of Lebanon: change from Agriculture to Commercial on ~6.76 acres between Highway 45 and Old Highway 45). The County Board adopted the resolution (Federwitz moved; Zaug seconded). Motion carried 23-0.

Separately, the board approved three zoning map amendments under Chapter 34 following Planning & Zoning Committee recommendations and public hearings on Aug. 8: Z‑014‑2023 (Town of Iola: Public Recreation & Forestry → Agriculture and Woodland Transition), Z‑015‑2023 (Town of Lebanon: Agriculture & Woodland Transition → Rural Commercial‑General), and Z‑016‑2023 (Town of Farmington: Rural Commercial‑Neighborhood → Sewered Residential). The board also enacted a Town of Dupont zoning change (General Agriculture → Residential for property at E5942 County Road C) that had been recommended by the town board. Each petition was recommended as consistent with the town’s comprehensive plan and the County Clerk certified enactment on Aug. 15, 2023. Motions to adopt these ordinances were recorded as carried (motions and seconds recorded in the minutes).