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North Fond du Lac adopts Comprehensive Plan Update 2040; rezoning for annexed golf course advances
Summary
The Village Board approved Ordinance-2025-09 adopting the Village Comprehensive Plan Update 2040 and took a first reading on a rezoning ordinance tied to recently annexed golf course parcels, both actions passed by unanimous roll call.
The Village of North Fond du Lac Board of Trustees voted unanimously Sept. 15 to adopt Ordinance-2025-09, the Village Comprehensive Plan Update 2040, and approved first reading of Ordinance-2025-10, a rezoning measure to accommodate development plans for recently annexed golf course parcels.
President Michael Streetar opened a public hearing on the comprehensive plan update and closed the record after calling for public comment three times and hearing none. Administrator Nick Leonard told trustees the second-reading ordinance included minor language changes and an updated Future Land Use map to reflect requests related to the annexed golf course.
Trustee Chuck Hornung moved to adopt Ordinance-2025-09, with Trustee Mike Will seconding. The board approved the ordinance on roll call: Duffy-yes, Hornung-yes, Streetar-yes, Schaub-yes, Will-yes.
Leonard explained Ordinance-2025-10, the rezoning proposal for parcels V05-16-17-31-001-00, V05-16-17-32-07-001-00 and portions of parcel V05-16-17-32-10-009-00, is intended to align zoning with potential plans for the annexed golf course. Trustees approved the measure on first reading (motion by John Duffy; second by Gary Schaub) with the same roll-call outcome.
Why it matters: The Comprehensive Plan guides future land-use decisions for the village through 2040; the approved map changes and the rezoning discussion clear an initial policy step for developers or owners to pursue site-specific proposals consistent with the updated plan.
The board took both actions during its regular meeting and closed the public hearing portions with no public testimony. Next steps for the rezoning include any additional public notices or subsequent readings required by village code.
