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Council adopts Planned Development District zoning amendment for Congregational Home after 12–1 vote

Common Council of Brookfield City · May 19, 2026
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Summary

The Brookfield City Common Council approved Ordinance No. 2927-26 to adopt a Planned Development District zoning amendment for the Congregational Home at Lilly Road and W. Burleigh Road; the measure passed 12–1 with Alderman Christopher Blackburn voting no.

The Brookfield City Common Council on May 19 adopted Ordinance No. 2927-26, approving a Planned Development District zoning amendment for the Congregational Home at the northeast corner of Lilly Road and W. Burleigh Road. The roll-call vote was Ayes 12, No 1, with Alderman Christopher Blackburn casting the lone dissent.

The measure had been removed from the consent agenda for separate consideration. Alderman Gary Mahkorn moved to adopt the ordinance; Alderman Chuck Bloom III seconded. Council also approved Plan Commission items tied to the project, including a resolution approving the Preliminary Concept Map for Congregational Home Inc. (Resolution No. 11562-26) and a separate resolution approving a new plan and method of operation for Reserve 2 at 450 N. Sunny Slope Road (Resolution No. 11561-26) as part of the meeting’s agenda.

Supporters said the zoning action implements the Planned Development District framework recommended by the Plan Commission; the transcript records no extended public comment on the item. The ordinance’s adoption amends zoning for the specified parcels identified by Tax Keys BRC 1055053001, 1055063 and 1055064. Alderman Blackburn’s recorded no vote was the only roll-call dissent noted in the transcript.

The ordinance and related resolutions are available by reference at the City Clerk’s office.