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Windsor board approves Wipperfurth family lot adjustments and adds rural pavement markings; president abstains on related votes
Summary
The Village of Windsor Board approved three land‑use items involving Robert and Julie Wipperfurth and a separate change order to add pavement markings to rural roads. President Bob Wipperfurth recused and abstained on the three family‑related items; other measures passed unanimously.
The Village of Windsor Board on Aug. 15 approved a package of land‑use actions involving property owned by Robert and Julie Wipperfurth and a separate public‑works change order to add pavement markings to two rural roads.
President Bob Wipperfurth recused himself from consideration of three agenda items that involved the Wipperfurth family and abstained from the resulting votes, the minutes state. Trustees Monica Smith, Bruce Stravinski and Ed Wall voted on those items; motions carried 3–0 with the president abstaining. After those votes President Wipperfurth rejoined the board.
Resolution 2024‑75 authorized a certified survey map reconfiguring four lots into three along County Trunk Highway V and relocating one lot to Martha Lane while retaining existing access from CTH V. Trustee Ed Wall moved the resolution and Trustee Monica Smith seconded; the motion passed 3–0 with President Wipperfurth abstaining.
Ordinance 2024‑11 rezoned 0.173 acres on County Trunk Highway V in the DeForest area from A‑1 (EX) Exclusive Agricultural to R‑1 Single‑Family Residential to make a remnant sliver consistent with Lot 1. Trustee Monica Smith moved and Trustee Ed Wall seconded; the ordinance passed 3–0 with the president abstaining.
Resolution 2024‑76 approved a two‑lot certified survey map adjusting lot lines at 7590 Martha Lane and creating a roughly 6.5‑acre buildable lot using a transfer of development rights. Trustee Ed Wall moved and Trustee Monica Smith seconded; motion carried 3–0 with President Wipperfurth abstaining.
Separately, the board approved Resolution 2024‑77, a change order to add pavement markings to the S. Meixner Road and Wernick Road project scope. The board agreed to include pavement markings on rural road projects going forward “as it makes them safer,” and approved the change order on a 4–0 vote after a motion by Trustee Bruce Stravinski and a second by Trustee Ed Wall.
The meeting record shows the consent agenda (minutes and vouchers) was approved earlier in the meeting and the board adjourned at 5:15 p.m.
What changed: The actions consolidate small lot‑line adjustments and a rezoning to allow single‑family use in a remnant parcel; they also commit the village to including pavement markings on similar rural road projects. The minutes do not record public testimony on these items.
Next steps: The minutes do not specify additional hearings or conditions beyond standard recording of the CSMs and ordinance; any required filings or county approvals are not noted in the record.
