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Sussex board approves vacating sections of Pewaukee Road tied to Wildflower subdivision
Summary
After a public hearing with no public comment, the Village of Sussex Board adopted Resolution No. 26-04 to vacate sections of Pewaukee Road contingent on the developer establishing a new roadway per the Developer’s Agreement and subdivision approvals; the motion passed 6-0.
The Village of Sussex Village Board on Feb. 24 adopted Resolution No. 26-04 to vacate portions of Pewaukee Road as part of the Wildflower subdivision project.
President Anthony LeDonne opened a public hearing on the resolution; no members of the public spoke. The board later approved a motion to adopt the resolution conditioned on the establishment of the new roadway in accordance with the Developer’s Agreement and required subdivision approvals. The motion carried 6-0.
Trustee Scott Adkins brought the item forward during old business, and the board specified the vacation is contingent on the developer completing the new roadway before the old sections are removed. The minutes record the action as tied to the Wildflower subdivision’s roadway improvements and standard subdivision approvals.
The decision resolves a procedural step needed to remove segments of the existing roadway once the developer builds the replacement road. The board’s action does not itself construct the new roadway; it authorizes the vacation subject to the developer meeting the conditions set out in subdivision approvals and the Developer’s Agreement.
Next steps reflected in the minutes: the village will not finalize the vacating until the new roadway is established per the developer agreements and any remaining administrative reviews are completed.
