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Votes at a glance: Planning Commission approves CSM, porch renovation, condo plat, zoning changes and charter
Summary
At its April 16 meeting the Port Washington Planning Commission approved a certified survey map for 2593 County Road C, a like-for-like porch replacement for the Judge Edgar House, an amended condominium plat for the Maritime Industrial Condominiums, recommended a zoning text amendment allowing indoor storage in two existing industrial overlays, and approved its 2026 commission charter.
The Port Washington Planning Commission took several formal actions April 16. All motions recorded in the meeting transcript passed by voice vote; the transcript does not provide roll-call tallies.
Certified survey map — 2593 County Road C (applicant: Dean Hos): The commission approved staff's recommendation to accept the CSM to divide one lot into three, subject to adding the plan commission chair and secretary to the city signature block.
Judge Edgar House — 302 West Grand Avenue (minor review): Staff said the Judge Edgar House received funding to replace the front porch following a 2024 city facilities assessment that found the porch in poor condition. The design review board had approved a like-for-like replacement; the commission approved the minor review.
Maritime Industrial Condominiums — condominium plat amendment (applicant: Nick Sundorf): To reflect a minor site-plan change, two northern buildings will move from three larger units to four smaller units (about 2,250 sq ft per unit). Staff recommended approval to the common council and the commission approved the plat amendment recommendation.
Zoning text amendment — indoor storage (section 40 485-170B): The commission recommended the common council approve adding indoor storage as a permitted use in existing I1 industrial plan-development overlay districts (the change would not add storage to base zoning). The recommendation will go to the council for final action.
2026 Planning Commission charter: The commission approved its 2026 charter, which includes completing the zoning code rewrite and the official maps and incorporates the mayor's suggestion to include housing task-force recommendations.
Adjournment: The commission then moved to adjourn.
Votes and procedure: Each action was approved by voice vote; the transcript records the motions, seconds and unanimous "I" responses but does not include a roll-call tally that would show individual Yes/No votes.
