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Waldo trustees approve rezoning and conditional CSM for parcel at Mowtown Drive and Blueberry Lane

Village of Waldo Board of Trustees · December 8, 2025
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Summary

The Village of Waldo approved Ordinance 2025-16 to rezone parcel 59191770306 from C-2 Commercial to I Industrial and approved a conditional certified survey map to split the parcel into four lots, contingent on developer agreements and engineering for each new parcel.

The Village of Waldo Board of Trustees voted Dec. 8 to rezone parcel 59191770306 from C-2 Commercial to I Industrial and to approve a certified survey map (CSM) dividing the property into four parcels, both actions recommended by the Plan Commission. Trustee Dennis Reinemann moved to approve Ordinance 2025-16 to amend Section 195-2 of the Village municipal code; Trustee Michael Hintz seconded and the motion carried.

The CSM for Waldo Land LLC was approved with the Plan Commission’s conditions: a developer's agreement must be submitted for each of the four parcels and engineering must be completed to verify there will be no adverse impacts on the other three parcels. Trustee Reinemann moved to approve the CSM with those conditions; President Travis Thomas seconded and the motion carried.

The actions affect a parcel described in the record as located at the north end of Mowtown Drive and the east side of Blueberry Lane. The board did not record detailed vote tallies in the minutes beyond “the motion carried.” The Plan Commission’s recommendations and the board’s conditions are now incorporated into the approvals.

The approvals clear local land-use hurdles but attach explicit requirements for developer agreements and engineering before individual parcels move forward; the board did not set deadlines in the meeting minutes. The item will return to the board if and when developers submit the required agreements and engineering documentation.