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Edgerton council adopts ordinance creating two small‑lot residential districts
Summary
The City of Edgerton Common Council adopted Ordinance 26-04 on second reading to add two small‑lot residential districts to Chapter 450, passing the measure 5-0. The change creates Section 450-84.1 (Residential District Two Small Lot) and Section 450-84.2 (Residential District Two Small Lot Alley).
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The City of Edgerton Common Council on March 16, 2026 adopted Ordinance 26-04 to amend Chapter 450 of the municipal code and create two small‑lot zoning sections. The ordinance, described in the meeting minutes as creating Section 450‑84.1 (Residential District Two Small Lot) and Section 450‑84.2 (Residential District Two Small Lot Alley), passed on a 5-0 roll call vote. The motion to approve the second reading and adopt the ordinance was made by Tim Shaw and seconded by Candy Davis.
The measure was presented on second reading with no recorded dissent in the minutes. The ordinance text in the minutes lists Rock and Dane Counties, Wisconsin as the jurisdictional counties affected by the code change. The minutes do not record substantive debate, amendments, or conditions tied to the adoption beyond the motion and roll call. The council membership present for the vote was Mayor Christopher Lund; council members Shawn Prebil, Michelle Crisanti, Candy Davis, Tim Shaw and Lisa Venske; Jim Burdick was excused.
Because the meeting minutes record the Clerk’s adoption line as "Adopted April 6, 2026," the council’s action on March 16 was recorded in the minutes and the document shows an official adoption date of April 6, 2026. The minutes do not specify immediate implementation dates, administrative rules, or pending referrals; those items were not specified in the record.
The council adjourned after handling the ordinance and other business; no additional hearings or subsequent votes on this ordinance are noted in the minutes.
