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Oneida County committee adopts zoning amendment, forwards Ordinance Amendment #13-2025 to public hearing
Summary
The Oneida County Planning and Development Committee on March 18 adopted Ordinance Amendment #13-2025, which updates two sections of the county zoning and shoreland protection ordinance, and voted unanimously to forward the amendment to a public hearing.
The Oneida County Planning and Development Committee voted March 18 to adopt Ordinance Amendment #13-2025 and forward it to a public hearing.
Karl Jennrich, Oneida County Planning & Zoning Director, presented updates to the amendment, which would amend Chapter 9, Article 3, Section 9.37 and Article 8, Section 9.82 of the Oneida County Zoning and Shoreland Protection Ordinance. Committee members conferred with Jennrich about the changes.
Committee member Billy Fried moved to adopt the amendment as presented; Bob Almekinder seconded the motion. Chair Scott Holewinski recorded the vote as "Aye" from all members present — Scott Holewinski, Bob Almekinder, Mitchell Ives, Dan Hess and Billy Fried — and the motion carried unanimously.
The committee did not record additional edits or conditions in the meeting minutes; the next formal step for Ordinance Amendment #13-2025 is the public hearing to which the committee forwarded the proposal. The transcript notes the committee will schedule that hearing as part of the ordinance review process, but a date was not specified in the record.
The committee meets regularly to consider zoning and shoreland rules that affect land use and development in Oneida County; the amendment will be subject to public comment at the forthcoming hearing before any final county board action.
