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Plan Commission recommends rezoning part of 202 E. Express Way for potential multi‑family housing

Village of Bonduel Plan Commission · September 23, 2024
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Summary

The Village of Bonduel Plan Commission voted unanimously to recommend that the Village Board rezone Lot 2 of Parcel #107-16230-0020 (202 E. Express Way) from C-2 Highway Commercial to R-2 Residential to allow potential multi‑family development; the Certified Survey Map dividing the parcel was also recommended separately.

The Village of Bonduel Plan Commission voted unanimously on Sept. 23 to recommend that the Village Board approve rezoning Lot 2 of Parcel #107-16230-0020 (202 E. Express Way) from C-2 Highway Commercial to R-2 Residential.

Commissioners heard that the parcel is in the process of sale and that the purchaser seeks to rezone a portion to allow for multi‑family residential development. Troy Westcott moved to recommend approval of the zoning change and Robbie Woldt III seconded; the motion carried unanimously. The commission’s recommendation applies to Lot 2 of the Certified Survey Map submitted for the parcel and does not itself approve any site plans, which would require separate Plan Commission review and approval before development could proceed.

The recommendation was tied to a separate Certified Survey Map filing that divides Parcel #107-16230-0020 into two lots. Commission discussion noted that Lot 2 (the proposed R-2 parcel) will retain the parcel’s original number and that any detailed development plans for multi‑family housing would return to the Plan Commission for approval. The commission’s action at this meeting was a recommendation to the Village Board, not final rezoning authority.