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Plan Commission approves March Stone phase one final plat with recorded no‑disturbance condition
Summary
On April 6, 2026, the Village of Cross Plains Plan Commission approved the March Stone phase one final plat after staff summarized revisions, including moving a public water main into the Marchstone right-of-way and adding a recordable restriction barring disturbance of outlots 11–13 without village board consent following the commission’s recommendation.
April 6, 2026 — The Village of Cross Plains Plan Commission on Tuesday approved the phase one final plat for the March Stone development after staff outlined several post‑board revisions and a recordable restriction on three outlots.
Staff told the commission that ownership information on the plat was updated, a previously located 20‑foot public water main that had passed through rear yards was relocated into the Marchstone right‑of‑way and reconfigured as part of a dual water‑main system to serve adjacent development, and multiple utility easements were added at the request of MG&. Staff also said owner certificates were added for Marchstone Golfland LLC and Marchstone LLC and that the mortgage consent language was revised to identify the actual lender.
Staff further noted that a notation will be added to the face of the final plat and recorded by agreement stating that no land disturbance — including installation of water or sewer utilities, stormwater facilities, grading or hillside clearing — is permitted on outlots 11, 12 and 13 without the express written consent of the village board following a recommendation from the Plan Commission.
A commissioner asked whether the project had a letter of credit; staff confirmed that a letter of credit is in place. Following that clarification, a commissioner made a motion to approve the phase one final plat; the motion was seconded and the commission approved the plat by voice vote. The transcript records the voice vote but does not record individual vote tallies or the names of the motion mover or seconder.
Next steps: the recorded agreement and the noted plat revision will be finalized for recording, per staff, and the conditions previously approved by the village board (covenants and construction documents) remain part of the project record.
