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Plan Commission fixes mapping error for 1909 91st Street, approves comp plan amendment
Summary
The Pleasant Prairie Plan Commission approved Resolution 25-10 to correct an erroneous land-use designation tied to the Barnes Prairie Wetland Bank, returning a portion of a parcel at 1909 91st Street to low/medium-density residential with an urban reserve designation.
The Village of Pleasant Prairie Plan Commission on the record approved Plan Commission Resolution 25-10, a comprehensive-plan amendment that corrects a legal-description error tied to the 2021 ordinance creating the Barnes Prairie Wetland Bank. Rob, village planning staff, told the commission the change updates Land Use Map 9.9 by moving the crosshatched area from "park/recreation/other open space" back to "low/medium-density residential" with an urban reserve designation.
Rob said the petitioner was not present but the property had been sold and "we do have a letter from the current property owner, indicating that they did not object with any of the changes that are proposed here tonight." Commissioner discussion noted this is a housekeeping correction to fix an error in the earlier ordinance. The motion to approve Resolution 25-10 was made on the record ("Motion by Michelle; 2nd by John") and approved by voice vote.
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