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Votes at a glance: Plan Commission approves preliminary Lofts plat, lot-line adjustment and Worldpac site plan
Summary
Pleasant Prairie's Plan Commission approved a lot-line adjustment and zoning amendment for two single-family properties, approved the preliminary condominium plat for the Lofts at Village Green while recommending that Sagewood Circle and the existing addresses remain unchanged, and approved Worldpac International USA's site-and-operation plan for a 40,000 sq ft facility.
At a glance — actions taken by the Pleasant Prairie Plan Commission during the meeting:
- Lot-line adjustment approved (Agenda item 6a): The commission approved a requested lot-line adjustment to allow John Peggs to construct an addition that meets a 25-foot rear setback; staff said the adjustment covers a narrow strip between properties owned by John Peggs and neighbor Kevin Brothers.
- Zoning map amendment approved (Agenda item 6b): The commission approved rezoning related to the Peggs request to make the purchased strip consistent with surrounding R-4 zoning.
- Preliminary condominium plat approved (Agenda item 6c): The commission approved the preliminary plat for the Lofts at Village Green, a two‑phase plan that will total 64 units (including 2 existing 4‑unit buildings), advancing the project to future hearings for comprehensive-plan and zoning amendments, final plats and condominium declarations.
- Recommendation to keep street name and addresses (Agenda item 6d): A motion to recommend changing Sagewood Circle to 103rd Circle failed for lack of a second. The commission then voted to recommend to the village board that the street name and existing addresses remain the same.
- Worldpac International USA site-and-operational plan approved: The commission approved site and operational plans for Worldpac to occupy a 40,000-square-foot building at 9449 88th Avenue in Lakeview Corporate Park; staff said the project will relocate operations from Sturtevant and is expected to add 25 full-time and one part-time employee.
Procedural notes: One commissioner recused themself from the Lofts matter because of a relationship with the developer. The commission closed public hearings where appropriate and approved motions by voice vote.
