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Council approves easement encroachment agreement for homeowner’s greenhouse

Middleton Common Council · August 5, 2026
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Summary

The council approved an easement encroachment agreement allowing a homeowner (Wendy Curran) to place a nonpermanent greenhouse on gravel within an existing storm-sewer easement, with a condition that the structure be moved if public-works access is required.

Council members approved an easement-encroachment agreement with resident Wendy Curran permitting a greenhouse to be located within an existing storm-sewer easement, after staff explained the easement extends farther north than necessary and the greenhouse will be installed on gravel rather than on a permanent foundation.

Staffer Luke explained the agreement requires public-works or stormwater crews to notify the resident if maintenance necessitates removing the greenhouse. Alder Schaeffer moved the measure, Alder Myers seconded the request to hear from Luke before the vote, and the council approved the agreement by voice vote.