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Marquette County board adopts three zoning amendments for Mecan, Newton and Crystal Lake

Marquette County Board of Supervisors · August 14, 2025
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Summary

On July 15 the board adopted three zoning amendments (Resolutions 40‑42‑2025) via consent agenda, rezoning parcels in the towns of Mecan, Newton and Crystal Lake after Planning & Zoning Committee public hearings and recommendations.

Marquette County supervisors approved three zoning ordinance amendments on July 15 as part of the meeting’s consent agenda.

The board adopted Resolutions 40‑2025 through 42‑2025 to amend Chapter 70 (Zoning) of the Marquette County Code, each introduced by Planning & Zoning Committee members and recommended following public hearings.

Resolution 40‑2025 (introduced by Dave Benson and John Bennett) rezoned approximately 2.838 acres in the Town of Mecan to R‑1 (residential), described as Lot 1 of CSM 1546 and part of Lot 2 in Section 5. Resolution 41‑2025 (introduced by Dave Benson and David Krentz) rezoned a 3‑acre portion of a 20‑acre parcel in Section 20, Town of Newton, to AG‑3(2), leaving the balance AG‑2. Resolution 42‑2025 (introduced by Dave Benson and John Bennett) rezoned a 5‑acre parcel in Section 12, Town of Crystal Lake, to AG‑3(5) with the remaining 40‑acre parcel to remain AG‑2.

The minutes record the Planning & Zoning Committee held public hearings for each petition and filed recommendations to the board. The consent agenda motion to adopt the three resolutions was made by Mike Raddatz and seconded by John Bennett and carried as presented; the minutes do not record a roll call tally for the consent motion.

Landowners and neighboring property interests were not detailed in the meeting minutes; the Planning & Zoning Committee will follow usual procedures if additional implementation steps or mapping updates are required.