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Council introduces rezoning ordinance for Nicholas Drive, refers it to Plan Commission
Summary
Proposed Ordinance 2026-10 would rezone certain lands along Nicholas Drive from Agriculture (A) to Multiple Family Residential (R-3); the city council introduced the ordinance and unanimously referred it to the Plan Commission for review and recommendation.
The Menomonie City Council introduced Proposed Ordinance 2026-10 on June 1, a rezoning proposal to change specified parcels along Nicholas Drive from Agriculture (A) District to Multiple Family Residential (R-3).
Councilmember Gentz formally introduced the ordinance. A subsequent motion by Councilmember Hargrove, seconded by Councilmember Pickard, referred the ordinance to the Plan Commission for review and recommendation; the referral carried unanimously. The minutes identify the ordinance by number and general rezoning intent but do not list parcel IDs, property owners, or a map attachment.
Referring the ordinance to the Plan Commission is a standard procedural step that initiates review, public notice requirements, and a recommendation back to the council. The minutes do not record public testimony or council debate on zoning merits at this meeting; the substantive hearing and staff report will normally occur during the Plan Commission review and any subsequent council hearing.
