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Planning & Zoning Committee approves amended Brandner rezoning, forwards to County Board

Marquette County Planning & Zoning Committee · May 26, 2026
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Summary

The Marquette County Planning & Zoning Committee unanimously approved an amended rezoning for the Brandner properties in the Town of Buffalo, rezoning 10 acres to AG-3(5) and recommending the remaining 37.04 acres as Agriculture and Open Space (AO); the application will be forwarded to the County Board.

The Marquette County Planning & Zoning Committee on May 7 approved an amended rezoning petition for properties owned by Roger and Jennifer Brandner and Charles and Tammy Brandner and voted to forward the proposal to the County Board for final action.

Zoning Administrator Jean Potter opened the public hearing and summarized the petition, saying the hearing had been properly noticed and that the Town of Buffalo recommended an amended approval: rezone 10 acres to Agricultural Residential (AG-3(5)) and designate the remaining 37.04 acres as Agriculture and Open Space (AO), described as Lot 1 of CSM 3908. The applicants spoke in agreement with the town-amended petition.

Committee member John Bennett moved to approve the amended rezone petition and forward it to the County Board; Dennis Fenner seconded. After brief discussion the motion carried 5-0.

The vote sends the Brandner petition to the Marquette County Board for its consideration; the committee record shows the town plan commission and town board reviewed the petition before the county hearing. No specific conditions or amendments beyond the town recommendation were recorded in the committee minutes.

Next steps: the petition will appear on the County Board agenda for review and final determination; the committee’s approval was a recommendation to that body.