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Commission approves partial vacation of Wisconsin Street right-of-way for Riverfront Collective LLC

Hudson Planning Commission · July 8, 2026
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Summary

The commission voted to recommend discontinuing a 2,033-square-foot strip of undeveloped Wisconsin Street used as parking between parcels at 302 2nd Street so adjoining owners can incorporate the land and allow construction of a screened trash enclosure for Max's Social House.

The Hudson Planning Commission voted July 20 to recommend that the common council discontinue a 2,033-square-foot portion of undeveloped Wisconsin Street right-of-way requested by Riverfront Collective LLC.

Staff member (S6) told the commission the 13-foot-wide strip sits between parcels at 302 2nd Street and currently functions as part of Max's Social House's parking lot; the petitioner seeks the vacation so the northern 1,015 square feet would revert to Out Lot 197 and the southern 1,018 square feet to Out Lot 198. "The owner of Max's social house, Riverfront Collective LLC has requested that the city of Hudson vacate 2,033 square feet of unused Wisconsin Street right of way," S6 said.

A commissioner (S5) argued the steep, undeveloped hillside is unusable for roadway purposes, noted it had been off the tax rolls and moved to approve the vacation with city stipulations. Commissioners and staff clarified there are no public utilities in the right-of-way and no foreseeable need for it as a roadway; staff recommended approval via resolution (introduced June 1) and the commission voted to approve and forward the recommendation.

The motion passed by voice vote; the transcript does not record a roll-call tally. The action will revert the specified portions to the adjacent out lots and allow the petitioner to maintain the area and construct a screened trash enclosure on the property.