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Waupaca County board amends comprehensive plan map and approves two zoning map changes

Waupaca County Board of Supervisors · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The board adopted a comprehensive plan map amendment to reclassify about 47.12 acres for a proposed park and approved two zoning map amendments (Z-020-2023, Z-021-2023) recommended by the Planning & Zoning Committee and the affected town boards.

The Waupaca County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Nov. 14 to adopt Resolution No. 19, amending the county Comprehensive Plan Map to reclassify approximately 47.12 acres in the Town of Caledonia from Residential to Agriculture to accommodate a proposed park. The Planning & Zoning Committee held a public hearing Nov. 7 and recommended approval; the Town of Caledonia approved the change.

At the same meeting the board approved ordinance Z-020-2023 (Town of Caledonia), which rezoned parcels (parcel 02-02-41-15 and parcel 02-02-42-7) from Agriculture Retention (AR) to Agriculture and Woodland Transition (AWT). The Waupaca County Planning & Zoning Committee recommended granting the petition, citing consistency with the town’s comprehensive plan; the ordinance's effective date is upon filing with the county clerk or 40 days after adoption unless a town resolution of disapproval is filed within 10 days.

The board also approved ordinance Z-021-2023 (Town of Union), a petition from Darrell H. & Peggy A. Krueger Rev Living Trust to rezone specified lands from Agriculture Enterprise (AE) to Rural Residential-Overlay (RR-O); the Town of Union and the Planning & Zoning Committee recommended approval.

All zoning and plan amendments were presented with committee recommendations; motions to approve were recorded as carried unanimously. The county clerk attested the ordinances in the proceedings.