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Plan Commission recommends rezoning Green Tree Farm for single-family subdivision
Summary
The Plover Plan Commission voted Jan. 19 to recommend the Village Board approve rezoning the Green Tree Farm site from PDD-M3 to R-3 and conditionally approved the preliminary plat, subject to access, engineering and easement conditions.
On Jan. 19 the Village of Plover Plan Commission recommended the Village Board approve a rezoning and conditionally approve a preliminary plat for the proposed Green Tree Farm subdivision on Pleasant Drive/CTH R.
Adam DeKleyn, representing village staff, told the commission staff recommends rezoning the property from Planned Development District–Manufacturing/Business (PDD-M3) to Single-Family Residential (R-3) and conditional preliminary plat approval. Staff’s conditions include limiting private driveway access for Lots 19 and 29 to Juneberry Road only, prohibiting private driveway access to Pleasant Drive and CTH R, final plat approval, final approval of road, utility and stormwater management/erosion-control plans, establishing a utility easement for public sewer and water near Lot 1, and execution of a development agreement.
Dustin Vreeland, representing the developer Green Tree Construction Inc., was present for the hearing and the item’s discussion. The public hearing was opened and closed during the meeting, and commissioners discussed the staff-recommended conditions before voting.
Al Tessman moved and Jackie Denny seconded a motion recommending Village Board approval of the rezoning and conditional preliminary plat. The motion carried; the commission’s recommendation and the specified conditions will be forwarded to the Village Board for final action.
Next steps: the Village Board must consider the recommendation and, if it approves, the developer must obtain final plat approval and the required engineering and development agreement approvals before building permits are issued.
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