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Committee approves two rezonings and a two‑unit condominium preliminary plat
Summary
The committee approved two rezone petitions in the Town of Woodruff (forwarded to the County Board) and approved a preliminary two‑unit condominium conversion in the Town of Minocqua with two conditions requiring review of declarations and future amendments. All recorded votes were unanimous (5–0).
The Oneida County Planning and Development Committee approved two rezone petitions and a preliminary two‑unit condominium plat during its March 4 meeting.
Rezone petitions: The committee approved Rezone Petition #03‑2025 and Rezone Petition #10‑2025, both requesting rezoning from District #2 Single Family Residential to District #7 Business B‑2 for properties in the Town of Woodruff (petitioner/owner: Gregory Meyer; agent: Eric Klein). The committee voted to forward both petitions to the Oneida County Board of Supervisors for final action (motions by Dan Hess; second by Mitchell Ives on #03‑2025; motion by Dan Hess, second by Billy Fried on #10‑2025). Both motions passed unanimously (5–0).
Condominium plat: The committee also approved the Preliminary 8500 Place Condominium Plat, a two‑unit conversion submitted by Wilderness Surveying on behalf of TA Solberg Co., Inc., for property at 8589 & 8593 Dr. Pink Drive in the Town of Minocqua. Land Use Specialist Scott Ridderbusch read the staff report and recommended conditions. The committee approved the preliminary plat with two conditions: (1) condominium declarations must be submitted to the department for review prior to recording; and (2) future amendments/addendums must be submitted to and approved by the department prior to recording (motion by Billy Fried, second by Dan Hess; unanimous).
Why it matters: these actions change zoning status for parcels in Woodruff and allow a condominium conversion in Minocqua to proceed toward final recording, subject to staff review of required documentation.
What comes next: the rezone petitions will be considered by the Oneida County Board of Supervisors; the condominium plat cannot be recorded until the applicant submits condominium declarations and any future amendments are approved by county staff.
