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Rothschild denies rezoning of two Eagle Nest parcels, directs administrator to pursue C‑1U mixed‑use option
Summary
The Village Board denied a request to rezone two parcels from Urban Commercial and Parkland/Conservancy to Single‑Family Residential, citing the Comprehensive Plan’s mixed‑use vision for the area, and instructed the administrator to work with the developer on a C‑1U mixed‑use option.
The Village Board on June 9 unanimously denied a zoning classification change requested by Dean Prohaska of A&D Contractors LLC that would have rezoned two parcels (PINs 176‑2807‑362‑0011 and 176‑2807‑362‑9992) from Urban Commercial (C‑2U) and Parkland/Conservancy (P‑1) to Single‑Family Residential (R‑1).
Zoning Coordinator Rebekka Borchardt told the board the Comprehensive Plan (adopted 2016, with a 2022 amendment incorporating a mixed‑use vision along Eagle Nest Boulevard) designates the parcel to the north as Parkland and the parcel to the south as Mixed Use. Borchardt recommended evaluating alternative zoning districts, such as C‑1U Urban Neighborhood Mixed Use Commercial District, that better align with the plan’s long‑term objectives.
Trustee Bill Schremp moved to deny the rezone and to allow the administrator to work with the developer on a new rezone option of C‑1U; Trustee Jason Jablonski seconded. The motion passed 7‑0. The minutes record the denial and the directive to staff; no new detailed rezoning plan was provided in the minutes.
