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Plan Commission reviews final plat for St. John Commons resubdivision

Town of St. John Plan Commission · April 9, 2026
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Summary

The commission discussed final plat approval for St. John Commons (2026-06-066), which seeks minor increases to lots 14 and 15 to permit slightly larger houses and to enable an approved walking path; the applicant's representative was not present and staff noted a satisfactory letter from John Dystra.

The Town of St. John Plan Commission reviewed agenda item A (2026-06-066), St. John Commons resubdivision, at its April 9 study session. A commission member explained that the request is for final plat approval to slightly enlarge lots 14 and 15 — changes the applicant says are intended to allow somewhat larger homes — and to clear the way to install a previously approved walking path.

The commission record notes the developer's representative from DVG was not present at the meeting. A commissioner noted a letter from John Dystra had been received the previous day and described it as satisfactory. The commission emphasized that the modified lots would remain "well away from the pipeline as stated by DBG last month," per the transcript record; the file includes that prior statement as part of the public record.

No formal vote on the St. John Commons final plat was recorded during the session; commissioners indicated the applicant would return and the item remains pending completion of standard engineering and agency review steps.

After business concluded, a motion to adjourn was made and seconded (credited in the transcript as moved by Mr. Choy and seconded by Mr. Blicki); the transcript does not include a roll-call tally in the captured segments.