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Plover Plan Commission recommends rezoning and two‑lot split for 1717 Rose Court
Summary
On May 4, 2026 the Village of Plover Plan Commission voted to recommend that the Village Board approve a rezoning of 1717 Rose Court from Standard Single‑Family (R‑2) to Compact Single‑Family (R‑3) and to approve a certified survey map splitting the property into two lots.
The Village of Plover Plan Commission on May 4, 2026 voted to recommend that the Village Board approve a rezoning of 1717 Rose Court (PIN: 173230815‑13.06) from Standard Single‑Family Residential District (R‑2) to Compact Single‑Family Residential District (R‑3), and to approve a Certified Survey Map to split the parcel into two lots.
Chair Gary Wolf opened the meeting at 5:30 p.m. Jasmine Barclift read the public hearing notice and planning staff member Adam DeKleyn provided a brief overview of the rezoning request submitted by Eric and Emily Krug. After the overview, Al Tessman moved to close the public hearing; Steve Worzella seconded and the motion carried.
At reconvening, Tessman moved, with a second from Sherri Galle‑Teske, that the commission recommend approval of the rezoning from R‑2 to R‑3 for 1717 Rose Court. The motion carried. Planning staff then outlined a Certified Survey Map to divide the property into two lots and recommended approval; Tessman moved to recommend the CSM to the Village Board, Worzella seconded, and the motion carried.
The commission’s action is a recommendation only; final approval rests with the Village Board. The meeting adjourned at 5:37 p.m.
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