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Committee approves construction business permit with conditions for Dilley Builders in Woodruff

Oneida County Planning and Development Committee · July 8, 2026
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Summary

The committee approved a Conditional Use Permit for Dilley Builders LLC to build two structures and operate a construction company on Lot 1, CSM 5856 in the Town of Woodruff, subject to ten conditions including WDNR stormwater compliance, permitting, and hours limits.

Oneida County Planning & Development Committee members on July 8 unanimously approved a Conditional Use Permit for applicant David Dilley and owner Dilley Builders LLC to construct two buildings, maintain outdoor storage, and operate a construction company on Lot 1, CSM 5856 (PIN WR-91-12) in the Town of Woodruff.

Staff (Karl Jennrich and Carla Blankenship) outlined ten conditions recommended for the permit, including obtaining all Town/County/State permits and state‑approved plans; WDNR stormwater and erosion permits for disturbances over one acre; demonstration that floor drains do not discharge oils/grease to POWTS or, if they do, redesign to include a nondomestic holding tank; screening for dumpsters and recycling requirements; downcast exterior lighting; off‑street parking compliance; limits on hours of operation (six days per week, 10–12 hours per day); and the requirement that outdoor storage remain within a designated area or trigger additional permitting. Applicant David Dilley spoke during the public portion. The motion to approve the CUP, moved by Billy Fried and seconded by Bob Almekinder, passed with all members voting “Aye.”

Staff recorded that the Notice of Public Hearing ran in the Northwoods River News on June 23 and 30, 2026, and was posted on the courthouse bulletin board on June 18. The committee’s approval is conditioned on the applicant meeting all listed requirements and securing any required WDNR or building permits before construction or expanded outdoor storage begins.