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Committee OKs conditional use permit for bar with outdoor seating at 5030 Willow Road

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

The Oneida County Planning & Development Committee approved a Conditional Use Permit for Chris and Bobbi Jones to operate a bar service with outdoor seating at 5030 Willow Road in the Town of Lynne, imposing eight conditions including hours aligned with §125.32, downcast lighting, and screened dumpsters.

The Oneida County Planning & Development Committee voted unanimously July 8 to approve a Conditional Use Permit for Chris and Bobbi Jones to operate a bar service business with outdoor seating at Lot 3, CSM 3366 (PIN LY-739-2), 5030 Willow Road in the Town of Lynne. Staff outlined eight conditions of approval, covering signage, parking, waste screening, exterior lighting, Health Department sign‑offs and hours of operation.

Staff members Karl Jennrich and Scott Ridderbusch presented the application and recommended conditions, including: compliance with Oneida County sign regulations (Chapter 9.78); off‑street parking requirements (Chapter 9.77); screened dumpsters and recycling; downcast, shielded exterior lighting; and operation six days per week with hours set to begin at 10:00 a.m. and run to allowable tavern service hours pursuant to §125.32, Wis. Stats. The committee adopted a motion by Billy Fried, seconded by Dan Hess, to set the days and hours as described and then approved the full permit with the eight staff conditions (all members voting “Aye”).

A member of the public, Brian Hahn, spoke during the public portion of the hearing. The record shows the required Notice of Public Hearing was published in the Northwoods River News on June 23 and 30, 2026, and posted at the Oneida County Courthouse bulletin board on June 18, 2026. The permit requires any applicable health and sign permits be obtained before operation begins. The committee did not attach any additional restrictions beyond the staff‑recommended conditions.