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Board approves permits, a 0‑lot‑line duplex and hears planning updates

Village of Cottage Grove Board of Trustees · April 21, 2026
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Summary

Trustees approved a Summit Credit Union no‑parking request for a September Shredfest, a block party permit for Maria Lane, and a 0‑lot‑line duplex application while the plan commission presented a Door Creek Greenway study and a Lennar concept for a 162‑unit subdivision (feedback only).

At its April 20 meeting the Village of Cottage Grove Board of Trustees approved several routine permits and heard planning updates.

Permits and events: The board approved a temporary no‑parking request on Landmark Drive from Summit Credit Union for a Sept. 26 Shredfest after Allison, the credit union events manager, answered trustees’ questions. Trustees also approved a block party permit for Randy Becker for the 200 block of Maria Lane; staff explained the packet process change to avoid posting full application details online.

Planning matters: Staff summarized Plan Commission business: a presentation on the Door Creek Greenway by a University of Wisconsin planning and landscape architecture professor (the board encouraged members to view the presentation online) and a concept presentation from Lennar for a 162‑unit single‑family subdivision on Ridge Road that was for feedback only. The board approved a 0‑lot‑line duplex application with standard conditions (recording a maintenance agreement with the Register of Deeds and the utility commission’s approval, the latter of which has already been secured).

Trustees also mentioned upcoming community events and invited public participation in village recycling and e‑cycle programs. The meeting included a ceremonial resolution honoring Trustee Peter Dahl for his service; Dahl thanked staff and colleagues.