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Board approves amended site plans for Red Barn Lane project after engineer review

Elm Grove Building Board · May 5, 2026
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Summary

Elm Grove's Building Board approved amended site plans for Scott and Susan Meinerz at 1095 Red Barn Lane on May 5, noting a contractor change and a minor hard-surface increase of 20.2 square feet; Plan Commission recommended approval with a field verification for a newly shown portico base.

The Elm Grove Building Board on May 5 approved amended site plans for Scott and Susan Meinerz at 1095 Red Barn Lane following staff and Plan Commission review.

Chairman Olson explained the amendment resulted from a transition of the primary contractor from Miller Marriott to JPK Builders and said the changes "were minimal and resulted in an additional 20.2 square feet of hard surface." He noted a portico base totaling 15 square feet had been added to the plans and that the Village Engineer reviewed the revisions and concluded they were minor and would not have a measurable impact on the stormwater-management computer model; the additional area would be incorporated into the final model for tracking.

Trustee Stuckert reported that the Plan Commission recommended approval and conditioned it on field verification when the portico is poured, because of the site's proximity to the impervious-surface limit; she noted the Plan Commission was told the portico had not yet been poured. Ms. Jackson moved to approve the amended site plans and Mr. Thedford seconded; the motion passed with a recorded 8-0 vote.

Staff will include the additional hard-surface area and the portico in the final stormwater calculations and file the Plan Commission's condition that a physical verification occur when the portico is placed.