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Sheboygan committee approves vacating part of South Taylor Drive to consolidate development parcel
Summary
The Sheboygan City Public Works Committee approved Resolution 197 to vacate a portion of South Taylor Drive so two parcels slated for a future Amazon development are consolidated; the city currently owns both parcels and the action passed on a committee vote.
The Sheboygan City Public Works Committee voted to vacate a portion of South Taylor Drive, moving to consolidate two parcels that currently split a planned Amazon development site.
Attorney Madras introduced Resolution 197, explaining that the vacation would remove the roadway segment that divides the property and allow the parcels to be consolidated. "This is a vacation of that portion of South Taylor Drive that kind of splits the future Amazon development property into two parcels," Attorney Madras said.
The resolution notes the city is the current owner of both parcels. Alder Rust moved to approve the measure; Alder Bellinger seconded. After brief discussion, the committee approved the resolution.
The action clears a procedural hurdle for future development on the site by removing a public right-of-way that bisected the property. The committee did not discuss specific development plans for the consolidated parcel during the meeting.
The committee recorded the resolution as approved and moved on to the next agenda item.
