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Random Lake Plan Commission recommends rezoning and approves pavilion permit for 718 N. Spring St.
Summary
At its April 13 meeting the Village of Random Lake Plan Commission recommended rezoning parcel 59176741442 (718 N Spring St.) from Residential R‑1 to Commercial C‑1 and recommended approval of a pavilion building permit for the same property; the public hearing drew no comments.
The Plan Commission of the Village of Random Lake recommended on April 13 that the Village Board rezone 718 N. Spring St. (parcel 59176741442) from Residential R‑1 to Commercial C‑1 and separately recommended approval of a building permit for a pavilion at the same address.
Chairman Duane Urbanski opened a public hearing on the rezoning at 6:01 p.m., read the published notice, and closed the hearing after no members of the public spoke. The commission then voted to forward the rezoning recommendation to the Village Board; the motion, made by Chairman Duane Urbanski and seconded by Member Randy Soerens, carried 6‑0.
The commission also considered a related building permit for a pavilion at 718 N. Spring St. Member Randy Soerens moved to recommend approval to the Building Inspector, Roger Kison. Member Barbara Ruege seconded the motion, which carried 6‑0.
The property’s legal description and the full parcel number were entered into the meeting record during the public hearing. Clerk/Treasurer Stephanie Waala noted the hearing was published on March 26 and April 2, 2026, consistent with the public‑notice schedule recorded in the minutes.
Votes at a glance: • Approval of March 9, 2026 minutes — Moved by Member Steven Masslich; seconded by Member Barbara Ruege; carried with five votes in favor and one abstention (Member Randy Soerens). • Rezoning recommendation for 718 N. Spring St. (R‑1 to C‑1) — Moved by Chairman Duane Urbanski; seconded by Member Randy Soerens; recommendation carried 6‑0. • Recommendation to Building Inspector for pavilion permit at 718 N. Spring St. — Moved by Member Randy Soerens; seconded by Member Barbara Ruege; recommendation carried 6‑0.
What happens next: The rezoning recommendation will be transmitted to the Village Board for final action. The commission’s recommendations to the Building Inspector will be handled by staff review and permit procedures. The Plan Commission adjourned at 7:00 p.m.
