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Marquette County panel approves amended rezoning for Brandner property in Town of Buffalo
Summary
The Planning & Zoning Committee voted 5-0 to approve an amended rezoning petition for the Brandner property (Lot 1 of CSM 3908) that rezones 10 acres to Agricultural Residential (AG-3(5)) and designates the remaining 37.04 acres Agriculture and Open Space (AO), forwarding the petition to the County Board.
Marquette County’s Planning & Zoning Committee voted unanimously May 7 to approve an amended rezoning petition for property owned by Roger and Jennifer Brandner in the Town of Buffalo.
The hearing covered a petition to rezone 10 acres of Lot 1 of CSM 3908 to Agricultural Residential (AG-3(5)) while leaving the remaining 37.04 acres in Agriculture and Open Space (AO), as recommended by the town plan commission and town board. Zoning Administrator Jean Potter summarized the petition materials and confirmed the hearing was properly noticed. The applicants, Roger and Jennifer Brandner, spoke in agreement with the town’s amended recommendation.
Committee member John Bennett moved to approve the amended petition and forward it to the County Board; Dennis Fenner seconded. The motion carried 5-0. The committee did not record additional conditions in the transcript; the County Board will consider the forwarded petition at a subsequent meeting.
Why it matters: rezonings change permitted uses and subdivision options on parcels and require county-level review after town recommendation. In this case, the split rezone preserves the bulk of the 47.04-acre parcel in open/agricultural classification while allowing a 10-acre residential/agricultural lot under AG-3(5).
The committee record shows the petition was discussed with town officials present and that applicants consented to the amended boundaries; the action advances the request to the Marquette County Board for final consideration.
