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Residents propose relocating two modular homes; board reviews preliminary plan and zoning questions

Village of Boyceville Board · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Greg and Bridgett Ellis presented a preliminary plan to relocate and upgrade two modular homes on Range Road and to convert parcels from R2 to R1; the clerk noted no official maps or surveys were included and the board asked for zoning guidance and further documentation.

Greg and Bridgett Ellis presented a preliminary development proposal to the Village of Boyceville board on April 27 to relocate two existing modular homes to a site on Range Road. The plan would include exterior and interior upgrades, attached garages and site preparation, and the applicants indicated an intent to convert the parcels from Two-Family Residential (R2) to Single-Family Residential (R1).

The applicants estimated the project would take about two years to complete. The clerk reported she was unable to find official maps or surveys for the parcels as submitted, and the board discussed zoning compliance and project suitability. No formal zoning decision or permit was issued at the meeting; the item was recorded as a preliminary proposal and staff were asked to provide guidance and request any missing documentation.

Why it matters: the proposed relocations and rezoning would alter the use and classification of affected parcels on Range Road and require formal zoning review, mapping and potential hearings before approvals could be granted.

Next steps: the applicants should supply maps and surveys and work with village staff on zoning compliance; the board did not take final action at the April 27 meeting.