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Planning commission approves wellness center, Highland Point final plat and condo site changes
Summary
The commission approved a minor‑use request for a wellness center at 201 N. Milwaukee St., recommended final plat approval for Highland Point North phase 1 and approved minor amendments to the Maritime Industrial Condominiums site plan; all motions carried by voice vote.
The Plan Commission approved several routine development items during the meeting.
A minor‑use review for a wellness center and second‑floor retail gift shop at 201 North Milwaukee Street (applicant: Cheryl LaPalme) was presented by staff, who recommended approval. A commissioner moved to approve the staff recommendation (SEG 353) and another commissioner seconded (SEG 364); the motion carried by voice vote.
The commission then considered the final plat for Highland Point North, phase 1 (Highland Point LLC). Staff summarized prior approvals — annexation, rezoning and a developer agreement — and recommended final plat approval subject to final engineering review and street‑name clarifications; commissioners voted to accept the staff recommendation.
Finally, the commission reviewed a request to amend a 2023 site plan for the Maritime Industrial Condominiums (702–745 Maritime Drive). The amendment reduces one building footprint (Unit 9 from 50x70 ft to 50x65 ft) and allows up to eight smaller units under the prior 3,000 sq. ft. minimum in two northern buildings, with updated civil plans required prior to permit issuance. Staff recommended approval with retained 2023 conditions; the commission approved the request by voice vote.
Procedural items concluded the meeting: minutes were approved at the start of the session and the commission adjourned at the end of the agenda.
