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Random Lake board approves Plan Commission ordinance updates consolidating boards and cleanup
Summary
Trustees unanimously approved four ordinances — Nos. 2026-02 through 2026-05 — to clean up language after combining two local planning boards, covering the architectural review board, plan commission, building permits and multiple zoning/district provisions.
The Village of Random Lake Board on Jan. 19 approved a set of ordinance updates recommended by the Plan Commission to reflect the consolidation of two boards and to tidy related language across zoning and permitting provisions.
President Duane Urbanski told the board the Plan Commission had "cleaned up language" following the combination of two boards. The board approved Ordinance 2026-02 (Architectural Review Board) on a motion by Trustee Blaine Werner, seconded by Trustee Dave Borchardt; Ordinance 2026-03 (Plan Commission) on a motion by Trustee Jamie Vorpahl, seconded by Trustee Rachel Fuller; Ordinance 2026-04 (Building Permits) on a motion by Trustee Rachel Fuller, seconded by Trustee Chuck Mueller; and Ordinance 2026-05 (boundaries, appeals, signs and multiple zoning district provisions) on a motion by Trustee Jamie Vorpahl, seconded by Trustee Dave Borchardt. Each motion carried unanimously, 7-0.
Meeting minutes do not include the full text of the ordinances; they record that the Plan Commission recommended the changes and that the board approved them as submitted. The minutes do not indicate any amendments, conditions, or implementation timeline for the ordinance updates.
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