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Owners seek to subdivide 2214 Main Street; board indicates support
Summary
Prospective buyers Chris and Andy Goodfellow told trustees they want to purchase 2214 Main Street, subdivide the property and convert a horse barn into a 4-bedroom/3-bath home; village staff noted sewer availability would preclude a septic, and Attorney Scott Puma said any access easement should be worked out with the adjacent church.
Chris and Andy Goodfellow told the Village Board they are interested in purchasing 2214 Main Street and subdividing the rear acreage to add a residence.
The prospective owners said they would like to convert the existing horse barn into a four-bedroom, three-bath home. The building and zoning official advised a septic system would not be permissible because sewer service is available at the property. Village Attorney Scott Puma said any easement or access between the property and the adjacent church should be negotiated with the church. After discussion, the board indicated it was in favor of the proposed use.
No formal approval or final subdivision plat was recorded in the minutes; the entry records a board discussion and favorable direction to proceed with land-use review.
