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Beaverdam Board of Appeals unanimously approves Mullin appeal for larger A-1 parcel
Summary
The Town of Beaverdam Board of Appeals voted unanimously July 23 to allow Barbara J. Mullin to create a parcel larger than the A-1 district's 1.5-acre maximum, after a brief public hearing in which the Mullins spoke in favor and no opponents appeared.
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The Town of Beaverdam Board of Appeals voted unanimously July 23 to grant an appeal by Barbara J. Mullin that allows the creation of a parcel larger than the A-1 district's 1.5-acre lot-size maximum.
Chairman Howard Bohl called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. at W8540 County Rd W and approved the May 21, 2025 meeting minutes before opening a public hearing on the Mullin appeal. Land Use Administrator Dan Prunuske was present for the hearing.
Appellants Barbara J. Mullin and Dan Mullin attended the hearing and spoke in favor of the request to create a parcel of more than 4 acres from parcels 004-1214-2443-001 and 004-1214-2512-002 near W7431 County B. The meeting record indicates no one spoke in opposition.
Board member Sue Rechek moved to approve the appeal; board member Isaac Dornfeld seconded. The motion carried unanimously with all four members present voting yes: Chairman Howard Bohl, Sue Rechek, Isaac Dornfeld and Joe Kern. Following that action, Dornfeld moved to adjourn, Rechek seconded, and the meeting adjourned at 7:07 p.m., also carried unanimously.
The record does not specify any conditions attached to the approval nor next procedural steps; no further public hearings or appeals were announced at the meeting.
