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Residents raise challenge to Ridge Breeze expansion; informational meeting set
Summary
Residents brought a GROWW notice challenging the Ridge Breeze expansion permit and said construction continues despite permits not yet approved; an informational session is scheduled for May 29 at Bay City Village Hall.
Chairman Jerry F. Duden opened the Town of Maiden Rock board meeting on May 12, where resident Judy circulated a notice from GROWW contesting a Ridge Breeze expansion permit and announced an informational meeting for May 29, 2025, from 6:30–8:00 p.m. at Bay City Village Hall.
The matter was presented by Judy (listed among attendees) and supported in part by Mary Anne Wise, who described assistance provided to Pepin Township as it organizes a committee to monitor the expansion process. Minutes record that Ridge Breeze has continued building activity even though building permits had not yet been approved, a point raised by those sharing the GROWW notice.
The board did not take formal action on the permit at the May 12 meeting; instead, residents were directed to the May 29 informational session for more details and coordination among affected parties. No legal determinations or permit decisions were recorded in the minutes. The planning commission’s first meeting was noted for June 2, 2025, which the board and residents identified as a future venue for related discussion.
The board’s minutes identify no responses from permit holders or town staff that would resolve the status of outstanding permits; the record shows the dispute was presented to inform the board and the community rather than to trigger immediate municipal enforcement. The board listed no specific timeline or next procedural step tied to the Ridge Breeze matter in the minutes beyond the informational meeting.
