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Neighbors and board approve revised landscaping and pool perimeter plan at 16 Fuller Court, subject to plan corrections
Summary
Driftless Landscapes presented revised plans to remove an old pool fence, use plantings for privacy, and add path lighting; the board approved the plan subject to staff corrections and reference to the March 30, 2026 plan and Mark Tanner's April 7 memo.
Stephen with Driftless Landscapes described a design that eliminates an older side fence, places a 4-foot glass pool fence around the pool area only, and uses arborvitae plantings for lakeside privacy; he said the project would be staged and is expected to take about four to six weeks if started in May or June. Neighbors asked about equipment access and the potential for a small Bobcat to be used near the property line.
Staff reviewer Mark Tanner noted several plan-version inconsistencies and flagged items to be corrected, including removal of outdated images, correcting an incorrect 75-foot lake-setback note, and ensuring no stone surface comes closer than 2 feet to any property line. The board approved the project subject to addressing Mark's April 7 memo and referencing the March 30, 2026 plan version in the approval motion.
