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Saukville Plan Commission approves 164-acre land split, school addition and local permits
Summary
The Saukville Plan Commission on March 3 approved a 164.30-acre extraterritorial land division, a site plan for Northshore Classical Academy contingent on building-inspector conditions, a billboard permit and permits for a new restaurant’s signage; officials also received a Northern Gateway development update.
Saukville — The Saukville Plan Commission on March 3 approved a series of land-use actions, including an extraterritorial certified survey map that divides a 164.30-acre parcel, and a site plan for an addition at Northshore Classical Academy, while also clearing permits for a billboard and a new restaurant sign.
Chairman Andy Hebein called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. and, after routine opening business, the commission moved through several agenda items. Pamela Hughes, Plan Commission member, moved to approve the February 3, 2026 meeting minutes; Kristi deBruijn seconded and the motion carried.
The commission approved an extraterritorial Certified Survey Map submitted by agent Jeffrey P. Bell for property at 2490 Hillcrest Road in the Town of Saukville (Tax Key No. 08-028-07-003.00). The division creates Lot 1 consisting of 148.345 acres and Outlot 1 consisting of 15.964 acres. The motion to approve was made by the commissioner listed as Nolwen and seconded by deBruijn; the record states the motion carried.
The commission granted a billboard sign permit for property at 805 E. Green Bay Ave., submitted by Lamar Central Outdoor LLC on behalf of ERAL Saukville LLC, with the condition that the approved structure not be located within the Village’s utility easement and that the Village Engineer review and approve the final location.
A site plan for a building addition at Northshore Classical Academy, 341 S. Dries St., was approved contingent on the items identified in a Building Inspector’s letter dated Feb. 26, 2026, and final sign-off by the Building Inspector. The Building Inspector, James S. Micech, enumerated requirements in the attached letter including parking and ADA stall striping and counts, designated loading/unloading zones with signage and pavement markings, separate building and trade permits, submission of fire alarm plans and inspections to Fire Safety Consultants, Inc. (local fire permit), 2021 International Building Code–compliant exit signage and egress lighting, portable fire extinguisher servicing and spacing, visible address numbers, a concrete foundation and screening for the dumpster area, automatic door unlocking on fire-alarm activation, ADA access via elevator or state-approved lift (with an indicated phased installation), Knox box installation for Fire Department access if not already present, and potential need for an emergency responder radio repeater. The letter also directs applicants to contact Assistant Fire Chief Matt Karpinski for Fire Department requirements and to submit certain documents to the State if disproportional cost exceptions are claimed.
The commission approved a Certificate of Compliance — Planning & Zoning and a wall and ground sign for Blessing Upon Us LLC d/b/a Redstone Kitchen at 470 E. Green Bay Ave.; both applications were submitted by Edita Siaulyte and approved by motions recorded as deBruijn/Hughes.
Under other matters, staff reported that six single-family homes in the Northern Gateway development have started construction, townhomes are targeted to begin in the second week of April, and Daniels 2 will start work on buildings 6 and 7 and the clubhouse this week. Commissioners were also informed that the Rock & Rollovers Bark & Brew Yard LLC project is no longer moving forward. The meeting adjourned at 5:49 p.m.
Votes at a glance - Approve minutes (Feb. 3, 2026): Motion by Pamela Hughes; second Kristi deBruijn; motion carried (tally not specified). - CSM — 2490 Hillcrest Rd.: Motion by Nolwen; second deBruijn; motion carried (tally not specified). Lot 1 = 148.345 acres; Outlot 1 = 15.964 acres. - Billboard permit — 805 E. Green Bay Ave.: Motion by Pamela Hughes; second Jim Nowlen; approved with condition on easement and engineer review (tally not specified). - Site plan — Northshore Classical Academy (341 S. Dries St.): Motion by Pamela Hughes; second Jim Nowlen; approved contingent on Building Inspector items dated 2-26-2026 and final inspector sign-off (tally not specified). - Certificate of Compliance & wall/ground sign — Redstone Kitchen (470 E. Green Bay Ave.): Motions by Kristi deBruijn; second Pamela Hughes; both approved (tallies not specified).
Meeting documents attached to the record include a Building Inspector letter from James S. Micech dated Feb. 26, 2026, which lists the technical requirements that must be addressed before final approval for the Northshore Classical Academy addition. For follow-up, the Village Administrator recorded on the agenda was Dawn Wagner.
