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Town approves conditional use permit for 'Ketchup Please' food‑production facility on Stone Bank Road
Summary
The Town of Merton board approved a conditional use permit for Evan Lampsato operate 'Ketchup Please,' a small food production, at W335N6805 Stone Bank Road after Lampsa said county approvals remain and a parking‑lot agreement has been secured.
The Town of Merton board on Feb. 9 approved a conditional use permit allowing Evan Lampsa to operate a small food production facility doing business as "Ketchup Please" at W335N6805 Stone Bank Road (Tax Key MRTT0362-986). The motion to approve the permit was made by Supervisor Fleming and seconded by Supervisor Herrick; the board carried the motion.
The applicant, Evan Lampsa, told the board there are outstanding items to address with Waukesha County but said a parking‑lot agreement for the site has been agreed to. Chairman Klink presided over the item and the board voted to approve the permit contingent on any remaining county requirements.
Why it matters: the permit clears the way for a small‑scale food production business in a location the board determined compatible with local zoning and parking arrangements. The board did not record a separate formal condition list in the minutes; county approvals and any building or health‑department permits remain necessary before full operation.
Following the vote, the board moved on to other agenda items. The town clerk's minutes record only that the motion carried; the minutes do not list individual board membersvotes or any conditions beyond the applicant's statement about county coordination.
