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Plan commission tables architectural review for 122 Michigan Ave, requests corrected drawings

Sheboygan City Plan Commission · March 24, 2026
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Summary

The Plan Commission deferred approval of an exterior remodel at 122 Michigan Ave after commissioners found the applicant's drawings incomplete and inconsistent; the applicant was asked to return with clarified elevations and material details.

The Sheboygan City Plan Commission voted to table an architectural review for an exterior remodel at 122 Michigan Ave after finding the submitted drawings and materials inconsistent and incomplete.

At the meeting, the applicant described plans to replace vinyl siding with 'smart siding', paint and change several windows and doors. Commissioners and staff raised multiple concerns: several elevations appeared mislabeled, the drawings did not clearly call out window infill or elevations for the Michigan Avenue facade, the proposed concrete base and how siding would terminate at the sidewalk slope were not specified, glass block windows were proposed to be replaced with aluminum storefront windows, and a stair/roof connection detail looked poorly integrated.

Commissioners noted the applicant's recent resubmission still lacked accurate and complete drawings and recommended working with staff to produce clear, labeled elevations and material details. The applicant's architect experienced technical difficulties joining remotely, which limited the ability to fully resolve the questions during the meeting. The commission moved to table the item and told the applicant staff would place the item early on the next agenda once corrected materials are submitted (staff indicated April 14 as the next meeting date).