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Plover board rezones 1717 Rose Court and approves certified survey map

Village of Plover Board · May 6, 2026
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Summary

At its May 6 meeting, the Village of Plover Board approved Ordinance No. 5-8-26 to rezone 1717 Rose Court from R-2 to R-3 and authorized a two-lot certified survey map for property owners Eric and Emily Krug; the actions passed following motions and a unanimous roll call on the CSM.

The Village of Plover Board on May 6 approved a rezoning and a certified survey map for property at 1717 Rose Court, clearing the way for a two-lot split for owners Eric and Emily Krug.

The board voted to adopt Ordinance No. 5-8-26 to rezone the parcel (PIN: 173230815-13.06) from Standard single-family residential (R-2) to Compact single-family residential (R-3). Al Tessmann moved to approve the ordinance; Adam Raabe seconded, and the motion carried.

Shortly after, the board approved Resolution No. 5-8-26, a certified survey map to create two lots at 1717 Rose Court. Al Tessmann moved the resolution and Steve Fritz seconded; the resolution passed by unanimous roll call vote.

The ordinance changes the official zoning designation for the parcel from R-2 to R-3, the board record shows. The certified survey map was recorded as part of the same agenda item to implement the lot split. No public opposition or substantive debate on the rezoning or survey map is recorded in the meeting minutes.

The actions listed in the meeting minutes identify the ordinance and resolution by number (Ordinance No. 5-8-26 and Resolution No. 5-8-26) and record the parcel identifier and owners. Further administrative filings or recorded deeds are not specified in the minutes.

The board’s approval concludes the items on the agenda for this property; the clerk’s record shows the minutes were prepared by Tammy Wojtalewicz, Village Clerk. The board adjourned at 6:25 p.m.