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Village holds first reading on Prospect Park rezoning to allow smaller starter-home lots
Summary
At its Jan. 19 meeting the Village of North Fond du Lac Board of Trustees held a first reading of Ordinance-2026-01 to rezone parcels in the Prospect Park Subdivision from R-3 to R-4, a change the administrator said is intended to enable smaller starter homes; no final action was taken.
The Village of North Fond du Lac Board of Trustees held a first reading Jan. 19 on Ordinance-2026-01, a proposal to rezone multiple parcels in the Prospect Park Subdivision from R-3 Residential to R-4 Residential.
Administrator Nick Leonard presented the ordinance and said the change is intended "to make smaller lots in the subdivision for smaller starter homes." The board did not vote to adopt the ordinance; Leonard described the item as a first reading only.
The rezoning would alter the allowable lot sizes in the Prospect Park Subdivision to permit denser, smaller single-family lots under R-4 zoning. No specific lot counts, parcel numbers or a public hearing schedule were recorded in the minutes. The record does not show any public comment or further debate on the ordinance during this meeting.
Next steps typically for a first reading include scheduling a subsequent reading or public hearing; the minutes state only that this was a first reading and that no final action was taken at this meeting.
