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Spring Green commission votes to publish hearing on removing 50-foot farm-building setback
Summary
On Feb. 19 the Village of Spring Green Plan Commission and Joint Extraterritorial Zoning Committee voted to publish a public hearing on a proposed amendment to remove the 50-foot setback for farm buildings from the Spring Green Zoning Ordinance.
The Village of Spring Green Plan Commission and Joint Extraterritorial Zoning Committee voted Feb. 19 to publish a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Spring Green Zoning Ordinance that would remove the 50-foot setback requirement for farm buildings.
The motion to publish the hearing was made by Plan Commission member Michael Broh and seconded by Town JEZC member Fred Iausly; the motion passed with all in attendance in favor. The commission did not take a final vote on the amendment itself; the action directs staff to publish and schedule a public hearing on the proposal.
Commissioners reviewed the amendment language relating to the 50-foot setback for farm buildings. The change under consideration would eliminate that specific setback requirement; the transcript records no additional conditions, qualifying distances, or immediate implementation date tied to the motion. The body provided no recorded public comment at this meeting on the proposal.
Next steps: the hearing will be published and scheduled according to local notice requirements so the public may comment before any formal adoption is considered. The Spring Green Zoning Ordinance is the controlling local code referenced during the discussion.
