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Plan Commission approves Jones Dairy Farm wastewater pre‑treatment site plan, conditioned on annexation
Summary
The commission approved a site plan for a Jones Dairy Farm wastewater pre‑treatment facility at 744 Jones Avenue, noting the roughly 20‑acre site and recommending approval subject to completion of annexation and certified survey map processes.
The Fort Atkinson Plan Commission approved a site plan review for a Jones Dairy Farm wastewater pre‑treatment facility at 744 Jones Avenue, subject to the condition that annexation and a certified survey map (CSM) be completed before final permit approval.
Jed Drager, director of neighborhood and building services, described the project as roughly a 20‑acre site with a brick‑faced building and outside storage tanks intended to pre‑treat wastewater before it is sent to the city wastewater facility. The transcript notes the building size as "55,544T"; the unit for that figure was not specified in the record.
Drager said the submitted site plan meets the city’s exterior, landscaping and material requirements and aligns with the comprehensive plan designation for industrial use. Commissioners urged that approval be conditioned on completing the annexation and certified survey map process so the city does not approve a site plan for land not yet legally inside city limits; staff concurred.
A motion to approve the site plan "subject to the completion of the annexation and certified survey map processes" was moved and seconded and carried on a voice vote. The commission’s action was a recommendation/approval at the plan commission level; the transcript does not record named roll‑call tallies or the identities of the mover and seconder.
