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Plan Commission backs rezoning and conditional-use permit for N735 County Road LL contingent on state approval
Summary
The commission recommended rezoning 1.73 acres at N735 County Road LL from A‑5 to B‑1 and a conditional‑use permit to operate a repair business, contingent on full approval of the existing structure by the Wisconsin state building inspector by Dec. 1, 2024.
The Town of Holland Plan Commission recommended Aug. 5 that the Town Board approve a rezoning and conditional‑use permit for property at N735 County Road LL owned by Jon Voskuil, contingent on state building‑inspector approval of the existing structure by Dec. 1, 2024.
Commissioners moved to amend a prior motion to explicitly require written evidence that the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services’ building inspector has fully approved the structure for commercial use by the deadline. Brody Stapel moved the amendment; David Mueller seconded and the motion passed on a unanimous roll‑call vote.
Jon Voskuil told the commission he initially constructed the building as an agricultural‑use structure because he faced long wait times for state commercial plan review and later intended to convert it to commercial use. He acknowledged the building was constructed without a formal building plan and said he “does not wish to skip out on following the requirements that other businesses must follow.”
The commission’s recommendation is contingent on the Town Board’s rezoning approval and on receiving the state building‑inspector’s written approval by Dec. 1, 2024, after which the local conditional‑use permit could be finalized.
The minutes record no objection to the conditions; the commission preserved its contingency to ensure state approval precedes issuance of a local commercial permit.
