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Plan commission approves conditional use, multiple site plans and plats; several items scheduled for later hearings
Summary
At its July 7 meeting the West Bend Plan Commission approved a conditional-use permit for outdoor storage at 2320 Sylvan Way and a series of site plans, certified survey maps and a final plat; several larger land-use items were scheduled for further hearings.
The West Bend Plan Commission approved a batch of development requests July 7 after staff presentations and brief discussion.
Conditional use: The commission approved a conditional-use permit for a 246x175-foot gravel outdoor storage area at 2320 Sylvan Way for Brake and Equipment Company Inc., including a 6-foot chain-link fence with vision slats and dust-free surfacing; staff noted no public comments were received within the required 200-foot notice area.
Site plans and CSMs: The commission approved two certified survey maps (a one-lot CSM on Schuster Drive and a one-lot CSM to create a 21-acre lot for Creeks Edge Phase 3), a façade and signage site plan at 1515 South Main Street (Scrub a Dub), a 75x75 railroad-tie-enclosed playground for Ozaukee Christian School at 400 South University Drive, and a façade-restoration site plan for a downtown Main Street building. Most motions passed by voice vote; one commissioner abstained on the downtown façade item because of a close relationship with the owner.
Creeks Edge and Lakewood Farms: The commission approved the Creeks Edge Phase 3 site plan (about 60 single-family homes with private roads, sidewalks and landscaping) and approved the final plat and grading plan for Lakewood Farms Phase 2 (34 single-family lots), with staff noting required utility extensions and stormwater management conditions.
What this means: These approvals clear multiple smaller-scale projects to proceed toward permitting and construction, subject to standard conditions such as site-specific building permits, grading plans and any engineering amendments. Larger comprehensive-plan and zoning amendments discussed earlier in the meeting were tabled to allow staff to present PUD-overlay materials and site plans at the next meeting.
